“It’s a shame,” Jeff said. “She was probably the closest thing to perfect Burlington City had and she went and tainted herself.”

If you haven’t noticed the Fair Trade certification symbol anywhere around campus, you must being walking around with blinders on. Jazzman’s sells Fair Trade coffee and brownies and uses Fair Trade sugar, as does Cav Corner. The bookstore sells Fair Trade chocolate and we have Fair Trade meetings and forums with other schools in the area several times a semester.

“Oh, your boyfriend is in the Army? Have fun with that.” I have heard this line more than my share in the past six months. Yes, I am dating a guy in the Army. He’s stationed in North Carolina and at any given time, I am over 450 miles away from him.

Between freshman year and graduation, college students stress about finding a career in their field of study when they enter the “real world.” Dyamond Gleaves, junior psychology major on the other hand, has been very confident in what her next move will be after receiving her diploma; she will be joining the United States Navy. Gleaves grew up in the lifestyle. She and her younger brother were born in Hawaii and lived for the first few years of life on base there. “Both of my parents were in the Navy. They instilled in me the values and morals they prided themselves in having. I knew from a very young age that I wanted to join the military.”

The women’s soccer team took the field against Notre Dame of Maryland University on Tuesday, Oct. 16. With 99 career wins under Coach Ken Prothero’s belt, the Lady Cavaliers were in no way going to let this win slip away from them.

Family Weekend always promises a big turnout of Cavalier sports fans. They proved to be just as dedicated as the teams during the men’s soccer game on Saturday, Sept. 22. Friends and family filled the bleachers, decorated in colorful rain gear, umbrellas in hand, as stormy weather threatened the game.