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William
Pease found an eager audience among students when he
came to Grounds recently to talk about U.Va.s
new marching band. Pease said hell provide the
game plan, but students will have a large role in coming
up with the plays. Full
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Americans have a wavering trust of the legal system
as they increasingly fall susceptible to frivolous lawsuits,
according to Philip K. Howard, founder of The Common
Good. He recently spoke at U.Va.s Law School.
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Civil
rights activist Dorothy I. Height will speak at U.Va.
Friday. Her talk coincides with a gift to the University
Library of historic documents related to Wednesdays
in Mississippi. A reception and book signing
will follow. Full
story.
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