News in review

Tuesday, March 21 Super Bowl’s loss is wage-workers’ gain Approaching retirement from the big chair at Harper’s Magazine, patrician editor Lewis Lapham is interviewed in the Style section of today’s […]

News in review

Tuesday, March 14 To sleep, perchance to dream of a big sale Speaking to Coy Barefoot today on WINA’s "Charlottesville Right Now," Beth Duffy, former morning anchor on NBC 29 […]

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Tuesday, March 7 “I knew Ronald Reagan, Ronald Reagan was a friend of mine, and you, Senator, are no Ronald Reagan” Converted Democrat James Webb, who wants to give George […]

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Tuesday, February 28 Happiest wives get love and money New York Times’ columnist John Tierney writes today about the latest research from UVA sociologists Bradford Wilcox and Steven Nock. Surveying […]

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Tuesday, February 21 Similarities uncovered between George Allen, chewed spinach Politicalderby.com continues its 2008 presidential handicapping with today’s news that Virginia’s junior Senator, George Allen, has the No. 1 ranking […]

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Tuesday, February 14 Casteen, the Younger takes on accidental shootists Reid and Cheney Writing today on slate.com, John Casteen IV, a regular contributor to The Virginia Quarterly Review, enlists the […]

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Tuesday, February 7 No sunny day for Groh Cavalier Daily columnist Chad Gallagher got all “Sesame Street” on Al Groh’s ass this morning, asking if the curmudgeonly UVA football coach […]

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Tuesday, January 31 Harding could look for GOP nod City Police Captain Chip Harding is eyeing public office in Albemarle County, where he has lived for 25 years, according to […]

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Tuesday, January 24 Best-selling author offers wannabes sage advice Curtis Sittenfeld, whose debut novel Prep was named by The New York Times as one of the Top 10 books of […]

News in review

Tuesday, January 17Senators keeping an eye on liberal wackos Today senators gave grudging approval to a bill that would give Charlottesville more power to help low- and moderate-income residents buy […]