In an attempt to strengthen the University's Hispanic and Latino community, Asst. In response to safety concerns for students on and off Grounds, University students soon may be supplied with safety whistles and educational pamphlets informing them what to do if they are attacked. OK, maybe spiritually, but financially speaking it's always been a real drag. In the name of religion, people tithe 10 percent of their income. They buy gifts for friends and relatives on Christmas, Hannukah and Eid.
Religion emphasizes charity, forcing the turnover of hard-earned dollars to the poor.
And if you're a Catholic, those indulgences won't come cheap. By Tilottoma Mukherjee Today marks the first day of the three-day University International Relations Organization's annual Virginia International Committee Simulation. If not for the hustle of traffic outside 2208 Fontaine Avenue, a walk up the short flight of stairs to the entrance of The Schnitzelhouse could easily assume the air of a tired traveler's excursion to a quaint Alpine lodge. A rack of moose antlers rests above the restaurant's lone gable, staring at the buzzing thoroughfare below. Archaic system provides palate for Bunn By Brian Haluska Flipping through thousands of little pieces of typewritten manila cards in search of the perfect title could infinitely complicate any trip to the library.