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On voting day, students turn out in limousines

By Sam Sutton

Today is City Council election day in Williamsburg. Today, for the first time, students are a large percentage of registered voters.

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Student voter registration forms lost, fault unclear

By Maxim Lott

Voter registration forms filled out by at least three Flat Hat staff members are missing as of today, and those who filled out forms will not be able to vote in the City Council election tomorrow.

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Beato loses to Freiling, Haulman, Knudson

Preliminary Williamsburg City Council election results indicate that Matt Beato ’09 has lost the election to Paul Freiling ’83, Judy Knudson and Clyde Haulman. Flat Hat estimates indicate that turnout for Beato among registered students was less than 30 percent.

BOV member gives $2 million to faculty

By Alex Guillen

Board of Visitors member Joseph Plumeri ’66 and the College announced jointly today that Plumeri has pledged $2 million to establish the Plumeri Awards for Faculty Excellence.

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The 2nd Annual Flat Hat Sports Awards

By The Flat Hat

Our sports staff recognizes the best athletes and performances of the 2007-2008 year. Below are links for each category:

All Tribe

Women

Men

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Most Read This Week

  1. Staff Editorial: Cheers and Jeers
  2. Beato loses to Freiling, Haulman, Knudson
  3. Updated: Sketch of rape suspect released
  4. Letters to the Editor (April 25)
  5. Seeking the next ambition: What do you do after winning?
  6. The 2nd Annual Flat Hat Sports Awards
  7. On voting day, students turn out in limousines
  8. A life of green and gold
  9. Beato works to win over city
  10. Student voter registration forms lost, fault unclear

City Council candidates debate in Wren

Opinions

Staff Editorial: Cheers and Jeers
Staff Editorial: Thanks, Sam
Letters to the Editor (April 25)
Seeking the next ambition: What do you do after winning?
Staff Editorial - Student turnout crucial
Staff Editorial - BOV acting on promise
Beato, Granger best candidates for students and city
Green roof not students’ burden
Letter to the Editor — April 22
Staff Editorial: Vote Beato, Freiling, Granger

Reviews

Capsule Revew: Nick Cave
Capsule Review: Man Man
Capsule Review: April (Sun Kill Moon)
Capsule Review: Attack and Release (The Black Keys)
'Judevine' portrays hardship, beauty
Making classics out of flops and failures
Capsule Review: The Matches
Capsule Review: Flo Rida
Review: The Kills – Midnight Boom
Black returns to form in ‘Be Kind’

Recent Comments
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News

Beato loses to Freiling, Haulman, Knudson
BOV member gives $2 million to faculty
On voting day, students turn out in limousines
Student voter registration forms lost, fault unclear
Updated: Sketch of rape suspect released
Beato works to win over city
State foots bill for School of Education
Costly City Council campaigns
Students criticize College’s policies regarding treatment of depression
Reveley announces his own environmental plan
SA to chauffeur students to City Council election
After going co-ed, College had higher entrance standards for women
Prolific history professor retiring after 30 years at College
Professors help bald eagles’ recovery
SA ends year with one close vote
Speaker: Burma situation dire
Yale pulls senior’s ‘abortion art’
By The Numbers (April 25)
News in Brief (April 25)
Campus Police Beat (April 15 - April 22)

Variety

The summer of love — and movies
A life of green and gold
A parting word to the Class of 2008
Batman’s mortality feeds infatuation
Capsule Review: Phantom Planet
Capsule Review: M83
ROTC students commit time and lives
Ying Yang Twins get low on campus
Tour guides highlight campus landmarks
Looking back on a tragedy

Sports

Women's Lacrosse: Towson tops Tribe for CAA title
The 2nd Annual Flat Hat Sports Awards
Sports Awards - All Tribe
Sports Awards - Women
Sports Awards - Men
Men's Baseball: Tribe tops no. 16 U.Va. 6-5
Men's Tennis: Rams surge past Tribe to capture CAAs
Track & Field claims CAA championship
Sports in Brief: April 22
Women's Tennis: A firm grip on its crown