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Owings discusses gubernatorial elections

In challenging incumbent Governor Martin O'Malley as well as Republican opponent Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Democrat George Owings looks to move his party away from the left and more toward the right, Owings said. "I believe, and always believe, and grew up believing that the Democratic tent is large enough for all who associate themselves with the Democratic party to be under that tent," Owings said.

Professor elected to prestigious Academy

While sitting in the library of Columbia University, preparing for a lecture later that evening, English professor Frances Ferguson checked her e-mail and was met with a surprise. "I saw that a friend who teaches at the University of Virginia had sent me congratulations," Ferguson said.
Class officer elections sees high turnout

Class officer elections sees high turnout

This year's Student Government Association (SGA) elections experienced an increase in participation over last year, SGA Vice-President Evan Lazerowitz said.  This year saw a 40 percent turnout among the student body. "I'm very happy with the turnout," Lazerowitz said.

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