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Tuesday,
Nov. 30, 2004

AFTER A SUCCESSFUL CAREER in medicine, U.Va. pediatric surgeon Dr. Farhat Moazam reached a crossroad in her life. Ready to face new challenges, she returned to graduate school and received her doctorate in religious studies from U.Va. in May. Come January, Moazam’s career path will take a turn as she returns to her native Pakistan to become director of the Centre of Biomedical Ethics & Culture at the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation in Karachi. Full story.

U.Va. News Services/Photo: Michael Bailey

The U.Va. Bookstore will hold its sixth annual Faculty and Staff Holiday Open House on Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. The bookstore will offer refreshments, free gift-wrapping and 20 percent off all purchases throughout the store. Door prizes will be distributed, and there will be story time for children. Contact 924-3721 with questions or e-mail the bookstore.

Inside UVA

Fourth-year U.Va. student Greg Scanlon, author of the Cavalier Daily’s longest-running comic strip, “Metro Center,” has been named a finalist in a nationwide contest that may earn him a development contract and a $3,000 stipend. The contest, sponsored by “MTVU,” a subsidiary of MTV, deals exclusively with college life. “Metro Center” features two college roommates, Jake and Sky, as well as a host of well-loved side characters, from Preston the robot to the Ghost of Liberal Guilt. Full story.

Cavalier Daily

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT:
• Letter to the editor of The Virginian-Pilot — Nov. 27, 2004
• Correction/Daily Progress — Nov. 10, 2004
• CLICK HERE FOR MORE CORRECTIONS

ALSO IN THE NEWS TODAY:
• U.Va. Releases Statemewnts Regarding Sexual Assault Policy
• Actor Sean Patrick Thomas in Campaign to Promote Access UVa
•BOV, Casteen Give Full Commitment to Diversity Report

Aging 101: Am I Losing My Mind, Or Do I Just Wish I Were?
7 p.m., Cavalier Inn • Speakers: Timothy Salthouse and Bethany Teachman, both of U.Va. • Sponsored by U.Va.’s Institute on Aging • Free and open to the public • Call to reserve a space: 243-5327.

The Future
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Men’s Basketball:
Virginia Rolls Over Richmond, 85-58
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Men’s Soccer:
Virginia Edges New Mexico in Penalty-Kick Shootout in Third Round of 2004 NCAA Tournament
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Women’s Basketball:
Virginia Falls to Richmond, 66-57
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Football:
No. 16 Virginia Falls to No. 11 Virginia Tech, 24-10
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