CHRIS MAYERLiving Assistant Do you often have computer crashes? Does your laptop’s hard drive frequently explode? Or are you using a computer that simply likes to periodically freeze and stutter? It might be time to buy a new computer. Here are some easy steps to ensure you get what you want and don’t get your pants pulled over the price. Step One: PC, MAC, LAPTOP The first and … [Read more...] about How to replace that ancient box you call a computer
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Life does extend beyond Pep bubble
MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor When I was 7, I believed the world was going to end. I also believed that poisonous clouds were attached to the sky, a boogeyman was coming for me, and a witch was selling apples beneath my bed, waiting to grab any dangling feet. Many nights, I hid beneath pink covers with brows arched and face quivering. Of course these fears were … [Read more...] about Life does extend beyond Pep bubble
Face in the crowd: Ruchika Mohla
KELSEY MAYSLiving Editor Even though she isn’t feeling well, senior Ruchika Mohla is upbeat enough to occasionally slip words like “zesty” and “weak sauce” into her vocabulary. She’s a biology major who occasionally decorates her Lovernich apartment in whatever festivities are the current rage. This past week, Halloween took to the walls with plastic jack-o-lanterns on the … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Ruchika Mohla
All the sites to see
KELSEY MAYSLiving Editor For freshman Adam Cargioli, cyberspace is his backyard turf. The Noblesville, Ind.-native laughs as he recounts memories of the Net. “I can’t remember anything past eighth grade,” Cargioli said of his early days online. “I only remember high school. Everything else is in a file cabinet in the fourth-floor basement of my mind.” Homestarrunner.com is … [Read more...] about All the sites to see
Desert, icy beaches all part of a semester in B.A.
NATHAN RIXBuenos Aires Columnist As sharp mountains shadowed a crystal-clear bay behind our entire group, a photographer snapped a picture. Hardly any of us could resist some kind of dumbfounded utterance upon arrival in Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost city in the world. “It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine,” said sophomore Paul Belva, echoing the … [Read more...] about Desert, icy beaches all part of a semester in B.A.