MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor Sometimes class seems like Starbuck’s without the easy listening music, somewhat comfortable chairs and perpetual traffic of people. After all, most students have a plethora of coffee within reach of their textbooks or at least a soda or energy drink to prevent them from turning into Rip Van Winkle. Students juggle life and school and … [Read more...] about College caffeine craze, addiction rises
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Traveler makes way after identity stolen
NICOLE KLEISTLondon Colunist One week in London and already my bank account has been drained $697.89 from Target and $192.35 from a local pharmacy. This is quite a spending spree, but, don’t worry, I did not spend those amounts. Unfortunately, my identity thief did. Yes, after being in London for one week, I had a whopping total of $890.24 stolen from my bank account. It was … [Read more...] about Traveler makes way after identity stolen
Jobs appeal despite demands
SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor In their daily lives, most college students adhere to strict schedules. Between balancing strenuous school work and a demanding social life, for many it would seem that there is no extra time in the day for anything else. But work is an imperative part of college life, be it off-campus or on. College jobs are not always the cleanest or most … [Read more...] about Jobs appeal despite demands
Lollygaging through Larchmont
KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant The Larchmont Boulevard area is a historical and upscale district of Hancock Park. Hancock Park is a rather diffuse area in between Downtown Los Angeles and Santa Monica that makes for a great day trip of shopping and diningthat offers an eclectic world of residences and businesses. The prominence of art galleries, yoga centers, antique shops and … [Read more...] about Lollygaging through Larchmont
Lessons learned on the road
AMY LARSONStaff Writer Over the past few years, I have taken a lot of road trips with friends. I can remember the first trip our group ever took — we started out in Iowa and drove all the way to Florida and back in about ten days. Though I remember many of the places we went and the people we met, I cannot remember most of the individual conversations that took place. There … [Read more...] about Lessons learned on the road