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Lacrosse player George Huguely charged in fellow U-Va. student Yeardley Love's death-5/4/10 | ||
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Defense lawyer: Va. player’s death was accident-5/5/10 | ||
| Yeardley Love, 22 | UVa unaware of Huguely’s earlier arrest-5/5/10 | ||
| May 3, 2010 | Eight U-Va. lacrosse players have been charged with alcohol-related offenses during their careers at the school-5/6/10 | ||
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U-Va. lacrosse player's many warning signs-5/6/10 | Article | |
| Death and Alcohol at the University of Virginia: Questions we should be asking-5/7/10 | Article | ||
| At Virginia, a Vigil and the First Attempts at Healing-5/6/10 | Article | ||
| Alcohol and the death of Yeardley Love-5/7/10 | |||
| George Huguely Trial: Excessive Alcohol Consumption a Recurring Issue-3/11/12 | Article | ||
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UVa. coach, officials sued over Yeardley Love's death-5/3/12 |
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Does this need to happen? Alcohol culture persists despite law aimed to prevent-see more. | ||
Yeardley lost her life after being assaulted by a male student while apparently rejecting advances to continue a prior relationship. The assailant had a history of violence associated with excessive use of alcohol. Widely this widely publicized tragedy, the University and area and national media scrutinized the often deadly consequences of acquiescing to the excessive use of alcohol on many college campuses.
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