Kamryn Crossman, Revolution Correspondent
• November 4, 2015
Since only about 30 students each year request a locker, Building Services decided to change some of the surplus lockers into charging stations and seating areas.
Locker banks in the basement, foreign...
It’s Friday night, and you're standing in the entryway of Cookout, looking into a sea of red, white, and blue. You're getting bumped into from each side, and you're squeezing yourself in between...
From March 21-23, Key Club traveled to the annual Capital District Convention [DCON] in Baltimore to celebrate service and their accomplishments from the past year.
The club received second place...
“The first time I had done what some people call third base, I was guilted into it; I didn't really understand what I was doing, and he was kind of an emotionally abusive boyfriend,” senior Jane* said....
As a specialist at the UVa Teen and Young Adult Health Center, who also teaches health education to Albemarle students, Mary Sullivan gets lots of question from students. One that she remembers vividly...
Over the last few years, the Paleolithic diet (a diet based on the types of foods presumed to have been eaten by early humans, consisting chiefly of meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit, and excluding dairy...
As the spring season begins, the annual pre-prom stress begins to overwhelm the junior and senior classes.
“Obviously, two months before prom, girls are already freaking out about promposals,” senior...
Everyone has had butterflies in their stomachs before a major test, but nausea, shortness of breath, and a rapid heartbeat? These are all symptoms of anxiety disorder, a problem that many teenagers are...
“Quiet, hardworking, and very intelligent. She is an extremely self-aware student who knows what she wants,” MESA program director Jeff Prillaman described junior Selena Feng.
Feng has competed...
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