Kostin: 800 wins and counting

VCU men’s tennis coach Paul Kostin claimed his
800th victory earlier this month, making him the fifth
head coach in Division I to reach that milestone.

Summer movie guide

With flicks hitting the silver screen every Friday from now until the start
of the fall semester – except for the week of Independence Day, when movies
will hit the screen July 2 – there almost always is going to be a good excuse
to run to the theater and drop $10. If titles such as “Hellboy II: The Golden
Army” and “Sex and the City: the Movie” make you a little queasy, there’s
always the free and invigorating bike ride to Belle Isle.

The List

It’s spring again, and – alas – another
school year is over. This is the part where
I’m supposed to make you, the reader,
all teary-eyed about this being my last
editorial for The CT. Sorry-that’s not
my style. I’d much rather go out with
guns blazing. I’ll save the teary-eyed stuff
for the series-finale cliffhanger of “Pizza
from Scratch” (spoiler alert: Unca Lux
gets cancer).

SGA members sworn in Monday Advertisement

After a drawn-out election process
for the Monroe Park Campus Student
Government Association, most of
next year’s new legislative and executive
branch members were sworn in
Monday.

Quidditch comes to VCU

The brooms can’t fly and the snitch is a human player,
but VCU is following in the footsteps of more than 130
other schools across the U.S., Canada and Argentina
by forming a campus muggle quidditch team.

This week in the news

First recipient of Tyler Binsted scholarship named Freshman Conor Backman is the first recipient of the Tyler Binsted Endowed Scholarship in Sculpture and Extended Media. The scholarship memorializes Tyler Binsted, a VCU sculpture major who was killed in March at Byrd Park. The VCU School of the Arts designated the scholarship for the top student […]

Sports Briefs

BASEBALL Rain once again interfered with VCU’s schedule in its weekend series at James Madison. Junior R.J. Schenk’s (Yorktown/Tabb) seventh-inning two-run home run put the Rams on top and gave them the 6-4 win. Saturday’s action was suspended in the bottom of the third inning with the Rams leading 5-3 and was resumed Sunday morning. […]

Thank goodness for the NFL draft

I’m not going to beat around the bush
here. I love Al Davis. For years, the owner
of the Oakland Raiders has had my affection.
Obviously, I’m not a Raiders fan. If
I were, I’d be saying exactly the opposite.

THIS WEEK

BASEBALL Tue., April 29, vs. VMI, The Diamond, 7 p.m. Wed., April 30, vs. Norfolk State, The Diamond, 7 p.m. May 2-4, vs. Towson, The Diamond MEN’S TRACK & FIELD Sun., May 4, @ George Mason Invitational, Fairfax, all day WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD Sat., May 3, @ George Mason Invitational, Fairfax, all day