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The Cavalier daily.
Wednesday, September 11, 1968

 
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THE CAVALIER DAILY
 
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Orientation Guides Students Into University Environment
 
Invitation To First-Year Men
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Students Rule Themselves
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Study Drag Relieved By Party Weekends
 
Tradition Of Honor Widely Recognized As School's Strength
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Cultural Entertainment Features 'La Mancha'
 
On The Inside
 
THE CAVALIER DAILY
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Magazine Writer Acclaims University
 
To The First-Year Men
 
Yes, Faults Do Exist
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Student Council, Honor System, Faculty Welcome New Students
 
A "Time" Kudo
 
More Practically Speaking. . .
 
'The Honor Men'
 
Conference Planned
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Artist Series Tickets Sold By Union
 
Virginia's Gentlemanly Tradition Manifested Daily By Coats, Ties
 
Dean T.B. Woody Discusses Virginia's Pride: Honor
 
Glee Club Plans Full Season
 
Top University Publication Always Looking For Talent
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Weekends Provide Break From Tiresome Studies
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University Union, Publications Supplement Study Activities
 
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Societies Beneficial To University
 
Anonymous Nature
 
Honoraries
 
Echols Scholars Begin Program
 
Students Welcomed By Area Churches
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Administrators Stay In Class
 
Jefferson Hall Provides Place For Lively Talk, Good Cheer
 
VIEWPOINT
 
Results Of Purdue Contest May Determine Grid Mark
 
THE SPORTS SCENE
 
The Trip
 
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Frustrated Jocks Savor Intramurals
 
Cavaliers In '68
 
Gibson's Basketball Hopes Improve; Return Of Case And Reams Helps
 
Booters Need Offensive Go
 
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Mermen Look Strong Despite Tough Losses
 
Coach Edwards Optimistic About Wrestlers' Chances
 
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Thinclads Go Easy
 
Harriers Seek Improvement But Face Facts With Onesty
 
Ruggers Provide Constant Winner
 
Wahoo Crew Expands Further
 
Polo Proves Exciting
 
Glovemen Experienced, Hope For ACC Championship
 
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Stickmen Stocked With Vets
 
Burris Hopeful Of Better Net Season
 
ROTC, Counseling Service Provide Draft Alternatives
 
Physical Exam Schedule Announced
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Leaders Seek Offices Through Party System
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Students Preserve Traditional Apparatus Of Self-Government
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Rush Provides First Glimpse Of Fraternity Life
 
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University Keeps Up With Growth
 
Traditional Songs
 
Honor System Responsibility Maintained By Student Body
 
Students Seek Advice At Counseling Center
 
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On The Inside

Depth will be the key to
football success this fall, says
Ted McKean in "Viewpoint."
See p. 8.

Rush provides the first-year
man's first chance to see
fraternities in action. Rod
MacDonald examines various
aspects of the system and adds
some tips for fraternity
hopefuls. Se p. 14.

Chester Goolrick acclaims
the University's Honor System
and Jefferson traditions in a
reprint from Fortune Magazine.
See p. 2.

The Student Council plans a
conference on drugs. Chuck
Hite explores some of the
reasons behind the plans. See
p. 3

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