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Articles by Caitlin Abramson
learning to trust your body even when doctors won't
It is never easy to let others see a glimpse into my worried mind, to get words wrapped in fear and concern and pain out. Up until the moment before my lips begin moving, I have that pit in my stomach. A hot face, but a cool sweat. My legs are bouncing, sometimes my whole body vibrating, because right up until I get that first word out, I'd rather run than share my thoughts aloud. It is terrifying, and it never gets easier. Despite this instinct, it is equally within my nature to share.
Recycling on vs. off Grounds: What’s the Difference?
What is single-stream recycling? When should plastics and paper be separated from trash? Differing rules governing recycling on- and off-Grounds can make recycling confusing for students. The City of Charlottesville follows a single-stream recycling process, allowing all recyclable materials to be collected together in one bin, whereas the University follows a multi-stream process, requiring recyclers to sort items into separate bins prior to collection.
U.Va. alumnus partners with fashion designer Oscar de La Renta to create clothing aimed at improving patient comfort
Care+Wear — a startup company creating hospital gowns that aim at providing greater comfort and privacy for patients — has collaborated with high-end fashion designer Oscar de la Renta to create the Care+Wear X Oscar de la Renta Hoodie, released April 17. In 2014, Chaitenya Razdan, a McIntire School of Commerce alumnus, founded Care+Wear hoping to present cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy with comfortable, stylish, protective and functionable clothing.
Free menstrual hygiene products placed in Newcomb bathrooms
In an effort to empower women, foster gender equality and join a national movement, the University’s Student Council and Inter-Sorority Council provided free menstrual hygiene products in five Newcomb Hall bathrooms from March 12 to March 23. The event coordinators hoped to inspire the University administration to make their unprecedented, short-term project into the norm for public women’s restrooms on Grounds.
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