<p>Hey all!</p>
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<p>Thanks!
Noah</p>
<p>This is funny is so many ways.</p>
<p>Dean J: which part? The "back to Richmond" part (I mean, C'ville is a good hour+ away...and we're our own city and all) or just the fact that we (UVA) should have to enter a contest to bring a native Hoo back to the University? =P</p>
<p>or the fact that Dave was never a hoo.</p>
<p>he was a cville townie, but not a wahoo. though his father was a physicist at uva, i think...</p>
<p>Dave wasn't. But there are other members, hence why it's a band. And a few of them are Hoos. And frankly, if you're from C'ville, you're a Hoo.</p>
<p>"And frankly, if you're from C'ville, you're a Hoo."</p>
<p>I've never disagreed more with anything you've said than that.</p>
<p>Jags, you'll find that most Cville residents support UVa and especially UVa sports, which is common in college towns where major sports teams aren't present. I think someone can be part of the UVa community without having spent four years here.</p>
<p>There are people working on grounds who have been here much, much longer than you, but who haven't had a chance to take a class here. Are they not Hoos?</p>
<p>Dean J,</p>
<p>Obviously there are people from C'ville who support UVa. And I wasn't implying that unless you graduated from the school you can't be a "hoo." But just because you root for our football team doesn't make you a "Hoo." Since you've been here longer than I have, you should know that there are plenty of shady people in C'ville who both you and I would agree are not what UVa would want to be considered part of the community (sorry for the awkwardness of that sentence...).</p>
<p>Also, I would think you would agree that student/townie relations are "strained" at best. If you don't agree with that, I think you are a little out of touch with the students population as a whole and the rest of the town of C'ville.</p>
<p>Uh...yeaahhh....it was more in reference that because DMB started out in C'ville, playing for UVA students, and made his launch from here, that he is considered a "Hoo".</p>
<p>I agree on the shady kids part though haha I love the Corner at 2am.</p>
<p>shoe -- the kids on the corner at 2am aren't the shady ones. they're mostly just drunk uva students ;)
try the ones outside shady grady at 2 am... </p>
<p>jags -- i agree that cville townie/uva students relations are strained at times -- most townies don't appreciate the added traffic and congestion that comes with the return of students to the university. After spending several summers here, I completely understand why :) And of course, there are some other reasons of contention between townies and students</p>
<p>And I know of townies that appreciate the school being here, but wouldn't want to be called 'Hoos' -- To them, Cville is more than <em>just</em> The University</p>