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By Emily Churchill | February 29, 2012Entering Charlottesville is, in some ways, like
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Some students grow up knowing they will one day be Wahoos.
One of my all-time favorite billboards reads: “Honk if you love Jesus. Text and drive if you want to meet him.” As a law-abiding citizen who likes to follow the rules, texting and driving isn’t one of my vices.
I've always been an avid people-watcher. I don't just
Dear Edgar, My sleeping schedule is completely off!
Although the University boasts more than 700 CIOs, some students still feel there is not an organization tailored to their interests.
This semester I've been taking a class discussing one of the best television shows of all time - HBO's The Wire. Although The Wire shines in nearly every dramatic, cinematic and thematic category, one of its best qualities is its ability to show the pervasiveness of bureaucratic nonsense.
Have you ever felt like you were a witness to your own life? Lately I've been experiencing just that sensation, and it's nothing short of completely disorienting.
Some University students view living on the Lawn as the pinnacle of success.
Every Tuesdays and Thursdays, I make quite a journey. I travel from the Fine Arts Caf
It's been a while since I offered my unsolicited advice on something, so I figured I was overdue. As a second-semester fourth year, I spend a lot of my time worrying about the hazy "next year." Where will I be?
Winter 2012 has been one of the first winters I haven't been miserable, largely because it is the first winter which has not actually been like a typical one.
Dear Edgar, I recently went through boys' rush. It was the best 20 bucks I ever spent. I had a raging good time but ended up without a bid.
For some students, the Interdisciplinary Major Program (IMP) is a long forgotten opportunity they read about in a brochure during orientation.
For Valentine's Day, my hallmates and I reminisced about our past flings and crushes. Everyone had their own stories, which caused a great deal of laughter and teasing, but I sensed a common theme running throughout. It's been a long time since we started talking about our love life in elementary school, so you might think we would have matured slightly.
Within the last 40 years Harvard students have produced two of the most influential technology companies of all time.
Talking about Valentine's Day with any group of girls will probably elicit strong feelings, ranging from giddy excitement to dejected loneliness or, in extreme cases, utter despair. Some girls stick together on this romantic day to experience these intense emotions as a group, watching romantic comedies or dramas.
