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2 weeks ago | cavalierdaily.com | Viet Huynh

The General Assembly needs different measures to keep Virginians safe Laughing gas is no laughing matter. Despite its clear dangers, nitrous oxide could be freely purchased on the Corner to customers of any age — making it easier for University students to buy a dose than a head of cabbage. Still-evolving research surrounding laughing gas, also known as “whippets,” already shows the substance’s harmful and even lethal effects.

Feb 12, 2025 | cavalierdaily.com | Viet Huynh

Virginia must not bankrupt responsible citizens who attempt to hold them accountable What should it cost to make your voice heard if you think the government is infringing on your rights? Should the government be allowed to leave you with the attorney’s fees they owe you, even if you succeed in making them change their laws? These are the questions being answered in the case Lackey v.

Nov 2, 2024 | cavalierdaily.com | Viet Huynh

The Virginia GOP Senate candidate’s campaign is the latest trick in a circus of identity politics A Navy veteran of 25 years. A convert to Evangelical Christianity. A champion of Trump-era social conservatism, all while endorsed by the man himself. In many ways, he is the prototypical, contemporary Republican Party candidate. But what sets Hung Cao apart — and the factor his campaign seems to be hedging its bets on — is his unique status as a Vietnamese refugee.

Jul 17, 2024 | cavalierdaily.com | Viet Huynh

Debate is absolutely necessary in the Student Council presidential election because it sharpens leaders and amplifies the voice of the student body This year’s Student Council presidential debate was largely a bust — only one of the two candidates showed up. Though two candidates for other Student Council executive positions appeared, they all belonged to the same running ticket, meaning the event effectively became a forum, not a debate.

Jul 9, 2024 | cavalierdaily.com | Viet Huynh

Debate is absolutely necessary in the Student Council presidential election because it sharpens leaders and amplifies the voice of the student body If the hosts of the presidential debates are serious about making these elections and debates a real talking point on Grounds, a similarly strong resolve and consistent dedication will be necessary. This year’s Student Council presidential debate was largely a bust — only one of the two candidates showed up.