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The Evolution of Honor
Enduring principle, changing times
The “community of trust” traces its origins to the first students, but the Honor System has taken some twists and turns over the years.
by Coy Barefoot
Sleepy, Dopey, Grumpy
The problems of a culture short on shuteye
At U.Va.’s Sleep Disorders Center, researchers chart the widely misunderstood territory where we spend a third of our lives.
by Emma Rathbone
The Reporter
Brit Hume reflects on his life in the media
This veteran reporter weighs in on how American culture has changed, his days at the University and suggestions that FOX News has a right-wing agenda.
The Fast Track to...Where?
Professor raises questions as technology hurtles us forward
Rosalyn Berne (Col ’79, Grad ’99) looks at the rapid pace of change and asks researchers and students alike about the shape of the future.
by Lee Graves
Set in Stone
The serenity of U.Va.’s cemetery belies a colorful past
Among the headstones can be found stories of grave robbers, misadventure and celebrated University mascots.
by David Maurer
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