You’re back from Spring Break, and it’s the second half of the second semester. That means this is the fourth quarter, and, if Basketball has taught me anything, it’s that the fourth quarter is the only quarter worth watching. Baseball wise, this is the home-stretch. Hockey wise, I have no idea. I don’t watch hockey. ...
“The 20s are like the stem cell of human development, the pluripotent moment when any of several outcomes is possible.” – Robin Marantz Henig, The New York Times Ever hate how Cameron is so good at networking? Or wonder how Charmaine manages to get away with 6 hours of sleep every night? Is it possible ...
The entire college experience is full of some very methodic, routine things that we tend to fall into as students. With classes at the same time every set day of the week and work at the same times, while doing the same things and talking to the same people, one could say that it would ...
We’ve all got time before graduation, but as a Senior, it’s coming soon. Junior’s, it’s creeping up on you. Sophomores, it’s way on the horizon. Freshmen, haha, you’re just a bunch of Freshmen. But for some of us, it’s a good idea to put together a basic checklist of all the things one should have when ...
When I tell people I have ADD, everywhere, but especially in college, I get the same response. “Me too.” If you just stopped writing this article to put on the song “Mr.Me too” by Clipse, then congratulations: you may also have ADD. But for me… Where was I? Right: in college, ADD is one of ...
Whether it’s your first time away from home, or you’re a veteran of the dormitory, it can still take some time before that smelly, dusty, warehouse-esque room starts to feel like home; it isn’t always about fresh-baked cookies and familiar faces. Here are a few tips to help you find your home away from home. ...
Well, you made it. The crazy frat parties, the rigorous coursework, and the crowd of roaring college football games. Are you ready for it? I wasn’t—expecting to run the campus my first semester, I hit a wall. I made no friends (at least good ones), my schoolwork struggled, and my health was in the pooper. Fortunately ...
After presentations, a few attendees usually ask why someone chose to follow the path they are on, and how they get started. There are lots of benefits to getting involved in research during your undergraduate years. 1. You Get to Know a Professor This is the easiest one to think of, and possibly the one ...
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