If you read my article last week (click here for the link and no this is not self-promotion), then you would know that I am currently experiencing what I like to call the Mid-College Crisis. I think most members of the Class of 2015 are also dealing with this crisis as well. You can somewhat see it on all of our faces as we scurry around to the 101 meetings for Housing or … [Read more...] about Nam Knows Best: The Niagara Falls of a Mid-College Crisis (Part II)
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Nam Knows Best: Enter Mid-College Crisis (Part I)
I think it was somewhere between the first day of school’s hectic running around (no, I hadn’t bought my books and yes, I had spilled coffee all over my binder and wow, how was I going to fit in all those convos?) and the second day of school’s even more hectic running around (no, my books still hadn’t come yet even though Amazon said 24-hour delivery and yes, my new binder … [Read more...] about Nam Knows Best: Enter Mid-College Crisis (Part I)
PJ party teaches sleep habits
Health Center hosts party to discuss dangers of sleep deprivation Sleep deprivation is a huge issue on campus, according to the Student Health Center. So they hosted a pajama party. Free food, giveaways, a movie screening and a pajama contest marked the Student Health Center’s event about sleep Tuesday at 6 p.m in the Caf Fireside Room. Though it looked more like a pajama … [Read more...] about PJ party teaches sleep habits
Staff Editorial: College is an investment that pays off (eventually)
Art by Brooke Muschott While sitting in your umpteenth GE lecture, wondering what in the world the geography of ancient Egypt has to do with your life or the real world, you might find yourself asking if paying thousands of dollars every year for a university education is actually worth it. After all, we are the Internet generation; all of the information accumulated by … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: College is an investment that pays off (eventually)
Grass grows greener across the pond
Art by Sacha Irick Over the summer I developed a bad habit. An addiction, you might say. Mothers steer their children away from my kind. Zealous health-conscious college students cough loudly in my presence. Elderly women shake their heads, showing their disapproval, uttering ‘tsk-tsk’ when they see what I inhale into my blackened lungs. Friends, I smoke Marlboros. … [Read more...] about Grass grows greener across the pond