<p>Actually, as I am in the process of roadtripping it back home to Maine from Charlottesville, there really isn’t anything better to do at this point except check facebook and go on CC.</p>
<p>Plus, I’ve never really attempted to obtain illicit substances before, despite the fact that ‘everyone’s doing it,’ so I’ll have to pass on Cav302’s suggestion.</p>
<p>Beer is illicit?</p>
<p>As far as age goes, yes.</p>
<p>You’re old enough to join the military and fight bloodthirsty terrorists in Afghanistan. But you don’t think you can have a few brewskies? This isn’t Singapore; you won’t get caned for breaking a stupid, backwards law. (That is, if you ever get “caught”.)</p>
<p>You’re my kind of man Cav.
Oh, and you’re old enough to smoke cigarettes (which will do FAR more damage than 10 beers in a weekend would). And buy lotto tickets which will drain your bank account quicker than cases of Nattys will ever. And do countless other stupid craps.</p>
<p>One more thing: stiffies take years off our eyes. Small font doesn’t help.</p>
<p>Hah! This is funny!
Loved the “small font” comment Shoebox.
And, Cav’s “caning” made me spit out my drink!</p>
<p>Powderpuff, you’re alive! There have been a million pre-med questions recently, where the heck have you been??</p>
<p>Ah! Thanks for caring! Yes, I am very much alive.
I began my summer with work, but ended it with great travel adventures! For the past ~3 weeks, I’ve been globe-trotting and now I’m happy to be home, with a computer, CC, and time on my hands.
I’m actually scrambling a little bit to get things done apartment-wise in CVL. Yikes**But it will come together. It better, 'cause I have no furniture.
It’s been fun to check up on this site. I haven’t been here in so long.
I’ll try to answer some questions if I can.
Man, I’m looking so forward to going back to CVL. Can’t believe the first home football game is Aug. 30th. I’ve got the pearls and the perfect sundress all picked out!</p>
<p>on the football front–not a good year.</p>
<p>[UVa</a> football players face charges of larceny after club complaint | Charlottesville Daily Progress](<a href=“http://www.dailyprogress.com/cdp/news/local/crime/article/uva_football_players_face_charges_of_larceny_after_club_complaint/25420/]UVa”>http://www.dailyprogress.com/cdp/news/local/crime/article/uva_football_players_face_charges_of_larceny_after_club_complaint/25420/)</p>
<p>Oh agreed, not good, but the games and tail-gating will still be fun, I’m sure.</p>
<p>Yea, I’m about ready for the school to dump the football team and spend some endowment cash to buy the Redskins or something…</p>
<p>A lot of those incidents seem to be Honor Code violations.</p>
<p>Which incidents? They may or may not. To be convicted of an Honor Code violation, your offense must meet act, intent and seriousness standards.</p>
<p>Stealing from other commercial establishments in Charlottesville seems to be an act that would undermine the relationship of trust between the students and the town. As well as stealing stereo equipment and selling it on Ebay. That seems like a really serious breach of honor. To me, anyway. </p>
<p>Or are such incidents that common?</p>
<p>I don’t know what “incidents” galosien is referring to, but I’ve been sans computer for about 3.5 weeks, so maybe I’m missing something?
AnyHoo!>>Buying the Redskins is a fabulous idea, Cav!!</p>
<p>Oh the ones in the news article…</p>
<p>I’m all for part of the endowment going to student entertainment and quality of life! More than enough money goes to academics, why not buy the Redskins? :D</p>
<p>Stealing a single beer might not be serious enough to warrant expulsion. Stealing stereo equipment (which idiot player did that) most likely would.</p>
<p>cav302, exactly!</p>
<p>But remember, stealing that beer likely means you are one of the terrible people consuming alcohol before the age of 21, which is an awful sin and should never be done! ;)</p>
<p>It really depends though, canuck. A beer at some restaurants/bars might be $6-8, but a beer from someone’s cooler at a club or tailgate might only be worth $.50. </p>
<p>As an Honor counsel, I think it would certainly make for an interesting trial.</p>