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Koontz ticket wins SA presidential elections
With 1,270 votes, Chase Koontz ’14 and Mel Alim ’14 became Student Assembly president and vice president for [...]
SA presidential candidates debate
Student Assembly presidential candidates took the stage Sunday to outline their platforms and respond to questions involving the [...]
Obama wins the City of Williamsburg
Barack Obama won Williamsburg City with 63.30 percent of the vote. Obama received 4,901 votes, Mitt Romney received [...]
Students debate presidential campaign issues
A troubling economy, increasing college tuition rates and foreign policy were at the forefront of the Young Democrats [...]
Aircraft Fly in Restricted Airspace During Obama’s Stay in Williamsburg
According to the Williamsburg-Yorktown Daily, two small private aircraft were intercepted this past Saturday after they entered airspace [...]
Johnson Wins Mock Election – Oct. 23, 1964
President Lyndon B. Johnson scored a 454-389 victory Wednesday in a Student Association- Flat Hat sponsored mock presidential [...]
Anonymous Text Message Attacks U.S. Senate candidate Tim Kaine
According to CBS6 Richmond, many Virginia residents received an anonymous and illegal text message on Monday attacking U.S. [...]
Packed ballots in upcoming SA elections
Competition for Student Assembly positions began early Tuesday morning when campaigns kicked off at 12:01 a.m. [...]
Senate candidate’s wife visits College
Anne Holton, the wife of former Virginia Governor and Democratic Senate candidate Tim Kaine, visited campus Wednesday to [...]
Organizations tackle voter registration
The November election is closing in fast with 46 days left until students will be able to enter [...]
WATA considers canceling trolley
May 15, 2013
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Hickeys: a passion mark or a mark of shame?
If the Flat Hat came out as anti-Hickey a mere year after my departureNew Anti-Smoking Legislation Introduced in VA House
What? Are you kidding me, this is totally ridiculous, what are they trWhile at home and abroad, it’s the gaps in the plan that stay with you
Thanks for your blog on travel, Samantha. You made me think, and haveStudents fast, wear hijabs for Islamic Awareness Week
Love ur post!!