In addition to finding a physical house, much effort went into funding the buying of the house as well.
MeeteR combines information about all activities going on at a university into one location.
Because I believed it to be true, I subconsciously looked for it to be true, and I unknowingly interpreted encounters to fit that mold.
There is something paradoxically peculiar about the language we use in various groups.
I guarantee the following tips will help you save money, impress your friends, and revitalize your appreciation for food.
There was something strangely cathartic about leaving work at the library and coming back to a work-free home.
I realized that “southern hospitality” is a thing, or maybe it should simply be called “human decency.”
Homesickness is a normal part of adjusting, and often we feel pressure to act like everything is fine because university is supposed to be ‘the best time of your life.’
In a haze of fear — I grabbed everything I could and ran back upstairs, leaving a trail of detergent in my wake.
Eternally bored by the salad bar? Don’t worry, we all are.
I’m starting to think the answer has something to do with self-respect — with a visible-yet-unassuming confidence in oneself and one’s intrinsic value.
I like going on “self-dates” where I go do something by myself that I enjoy.
Nothing is worse than trying to catch up with an acquaintance at a crowded bar.
The crest of Siena looks suspiciously like a tiny porcelain espresso cup filled up halfway with black coffee.
Sometimes, I actually enjoy the linguistic innovations of our country’s youths. They gave us the “DTR.”
My first impression of the Corner was that it was just about the most intimidating place in the entire world.
Charlottesville appears to be the latest city the workout class trend has hit.
Stake out a cubicle in Clem 1; once it’s vacated, put a fitted sheet over it for your very own blanket fort. Only allow entry if people know the password.
But along with third-year comes responsibilities like resumes, Handshake accounts, interviews and all those other things that are getting way too real and close to popping my blissful, college-protected bubble.
Allowing interruptions isn’t caring less about yourself or your plans — it’s caring more about what you see, hear and experience than you do about your control over your minute, hour, day or week.
