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Steven Nelson - Editor at Large

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Steven Nelson ('10) is an Editor at Large, former Editor in Chief, for The Virginia Informer. Steven is a History major from Frederick, Maryland. He is a former member of the Student Rights Department of the Student Assembly and has twice been elected to represent his class in the Student Assembly Senate. He previously served as The Informer's Features Editor and News Editor, specializing in investigative reporting. As a member of The Informer he secured press credentials to join a White House Press Pool and attend the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Steven Nelson's Articles

4/28/10

• The Informer: a weekly testament to independence

3/31/10

• Students pay $1,324 this year in athletics fee

3/3/10

• Administrator charged with violation of the Honor Code

2/3/10

• Abolish the Honor Council

11/18/09

• At least 6 houses facing eviction by city : Updated
• Going on five years The Informer is stronger than ever
• Kira Allmann ('10) named Rhodes Scholar

11/4/09

• Honor Council refuses to honor student vote
• Suicide committed in College Woods
• Unrestricted administrator bank accounts provide alternatives

10/21/09

• Honor Council refuses to honor student vote

9/9/09

• Administration extends 'amnesty' policy to drugs

8/26/09

• "Democracy" is a sham in Iran, and perhaps also at William and Mary
• Noted lawyer James Comey ('82) discusses undergrad memories and career

4/22/09

• CBS News covers asparagus mascot proposal
• City threatens action if fraternities move off-campus
• Forbes ranks William and Mary best non-military public college
• Noted lawyer, alum to speak at Convocation

4/8/09

• Prepare for another year of hard hitting journalism from the Informer

3/25/09

• William and Mary student tasered by police

3/4/09

• Interview: Congressman Alan Mollohan (D-WV)
• Professor unable to teach despite efforts by students, offer to work for free

2/18/09

• Councilwoman Knudson wants housing law changed

2/4/09

• Briefly...
• Phone lines will be discontinued in dorms, savings spent on Internet service

12/5/08

• College's new strategic plan in development
• UCAB gets 'AMP'ed

11/19/08

• Athletics fee increases $106 from last academic year
• Reveley believes Iraq War constitutional
• Student gets severe punishment for firecracker violation

11/5/08

• Important Student Rights info not distributed by Dean's office
• Publications Council discusses radical changes to bylaws

10/22/08

• W&M ranked #1 in lowest loan default rates

10/1/08

• Board discusses business, openness
• WMPD expenditures up slightly in last academic year

9/17/08

• BOV graffiti investigation closed, no charges filed
• Three student groups unite to commemorate 9/11
• Turmoil at the Democratic National Convention

8/27/08

• The true lesson we should have learned

4/23/08

• Fate of Blow Hall still unknown, "a work in progress"
• Survey claims prescription drugs rarely abused at W&M

4/9/08

• Admissions chart undercuts College's high SAT scores to prospective students
• Athletic fees criticized as hidden, excessive

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