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LISA CUMBIELiving Editor As you walk into the library, you see a handful of antsy students hovering around the printer at Main Circulation as the library staff tries to figure out whose document jammed up the industrial-sized machine. Eight minutes and counting until the next round of classes start and all of these students are undoubtedly going to be late to class, holding … [Read more...] about How to put a stop to habitual procrastination

SARA TRUEDSONStaff Writer Sometimes it’s too easy to fall prey to daily routines. I do it all the time. It’s not hard really. A morning stop at Coffee Bean, a bagel at the Country Mart, hunting for a parking spot five minutes before class, the list goes on. This week, I sat back and actually thought about the mundane traps I encounter. All of this contemplation led me to wonder … [Read more...] about Break free from everyday routine

SHANNON URTNOWSKIA&E Editor I used to think change was a good thing, but this year’s MTV Video Music Awards has given me a new outlook. The awards show, which aired Sunday, showed a completely revamped version of the annual ceremony, which recognizes musicians in pop culture. First off, in honor of the show airing in Las Vegas this year, the network launched a publicity … [Read more...] about Oops, the VMAs did it once again

OLESYA SALNIKOVAA&E Assistant Though certainly not mainstream, like say the Red Hot Chili Peppers, underground bands Weatherbox, The Honorary Title and Cartel used their own eclectic sounds to win the audience over at their Avalon Hollywood concert Friday night.  Many people might hesitate about checking out bands that are slightly more obscure than the norm, but these … [Read more...] about Underground bands try to surface at show