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Volume 81, Number 13
February 14, 2002
Students Saddened Bij Loss Press Rtleart
Longwood phomore, Andrew lames O'Brien, recently sed away in a fatal car accii lent. rien, who was returning to Ins home in Dumfires, was driving by himself along US 360 east. At approximatly 1:40 a.m., near the Amelia/Chesterfield county lines. O'Brien was killed in an automobile collisioin . The cause of the single car accident is still unknown. O'Brien was a ninteen year old sophomore, majoring in business administration. He was described as being "a good student. Very upbeat, always surrounded by friends, and had a dynamic personality." Shelly Cosher, O'Brien's Resident Assistant (RA) last year, said "he was kind of shy when he first arrived at school. It didn't take long for him to
branch out. He made a lot of friends on the hall, and met other people from different floors (in Curry) as well." Students with concerns or questions should contact Dr. Laura Baylcss, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs in Lancaster at x2487
Nick Meade places fourth at the Dan Comber's 2002 Winter Training Series on Sunday, February 10.
Longwood College Hosts Largest Hign Sckool Forensics Tournament in tke State Nigh School students tookpartin the state's largest forensics tournament last Saturday
High school students practice their speeches before competing in the tournament
Bill Fiege, tournament director, welcomes students to the competition
Tournament Staff and Forensics Alumni including Breanoh Lafayette, student director and Nancy A. Haga,forensic alumnus and tournament founder.