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Question of the Week: Whom from UR would you marry?
Students choose who they’d marry from the Richmond campus.
Have you heard? Matt Keough
Matt Keough is a personal trainer who likes anything by Lil’ Wayne, The Game, Fabolous and Young Jeezy. In his own words, “basically anything with a good beat that can keep my attention for more than a minute.”
Flavor of the Week: Aziza’s on Main
Aziza’s is named after Rusty Fallen’s mother, and the restaurant serves a mix of Lebanese dishes and southern classics that Rusty cooks in Aziza’s honor. I stayed away from the southern things and went right for the Lebanese, although I’m sure the southern food is good, too.
Movie Review: ‘Madea Goes to Jail’
Madea, played by Tyler Perry, is at it again—getting in trouble and taking names. This time, she narrowly escapes going to jail but ends up in prison, where she learns life lessons, Madea-style.
Classical Department displays 2,700-year-old mummy
Few students are aware that a 2,700-year-old Egyptian mummy has been the University of Richmond’s property for 133 years.
Anonymous humor and gossip Web sites gain popularity
The recent demise of JuicyCampus.com has brought increased attention to other community-driven Web sites – such as FMyLife.com and KissAndDish.com – where people can anonymously post about hookups, embarrassing incidents, relational mishaps and more.
Go back to Compton
A satire column about Collegian columnist Susie Compton’s weekly writings, from Luke Filipos.
What’s up Richmond?
As a going away present for the next three issues, I will leave my position as Opinion Editor with more questions than answers.
A Merry Christmas?
Last holiday season, I received a number of text messages on Christmas Day from several of my friends wishing me a Merry Christmas. I was surprised by this because if my last name is any indication, I do not celebrate Christmas.
Gray Court to go co-ed
Gray Court residence hall will be partially converted to a co-ed dorm next year, a move which will continue a policy of giving students more housing options while freeing up Jeter Hall for renovations, university officials said.


