Cuccinelli’s opinion on phone search and seizure: right on
Colin Hannifin Columnist Just a day before Thanksgiving, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli responded to a question posed by Del. Robert Bell asking the circumstances in which it is lawful for a teacher or school official to seize and search through a student’s laptop or cell phone. Cuccinelli’s opinion was that an official may seize and […]
Paved but not forgotten
Karey Harrigan Columnist “Justice denied anywhere diminishes justice everywhere” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. That was one of the slogans displayed during a silent protest led by VCU students on Nov. 18, at a site that was previously known as the “Burial Ground for Negroes” over a hundred years ago. Now it has been […]
Crime log 12/2
11/24 On the 300 block of West Cary Street, a male visitor was arrested for hit and run of unattended property. At the VCU Police shed, 918 1/2 W. Franklin St., a male employee advised that an unknown person(s) vandalized a building. At 401 W. Grace St., a male visitor was arrested for drinking in public. […]
Student feature-length film asks, ‘can you ever really know who you are?’
Shooting is set to begin this weekend for a film that began as a class assignment and grew to demand a $15,000 budget.
Byrd attracts big names to help restoration
Julie DiNisio Staff Writer Wednesday night, Richmonders and movie enthusiasts alike united to preserve a historic landmark. The VCU Anthropology and Archaeology Club hosted Preserve the Byrd at one of Richmond’s most well-loved landmarks, the Byrd Theatre. As the name would indicate, the event was targeted to raise money for the Byrd, renowned for its […]