Huntington News, Northeastern University, MA
12 hours ago
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
57 minutes ago
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
6 hours ago by Chongsheng Chen
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
7 hours ago by Doug Nevins
The Daily Free Press, Boston University, MA
12 hours ago
In between attacking John McCain for owning seven houses and 13 cars, Barack Obama recently decided that he has had enough of the Republican's smear tactics. Obama declared that McCain is running the sleaziest campaign in modern presidential history.
The Daily Free Press, Boston University, MA
12 hours ago
During this year's edition of my annual back-to-school pack-a-thon, I was digging through the caverns of my closet when I was reunited with, along with a battalion of aggressive-looking balls of dust, my favorite pair of boots.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
12 hours ago by Kevin Ryan
I was able to avoid it for a long time. When you have multiple loves in your life, you hope and pray that their paths never cross. Because when they finally do, you have some tough decisions to make and some serious rationalizing to do. It's a difficult situation - one that no man should ever have to face.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
12 hours ago
Thumbs Up Chris Crane - After a rough start this year, Chris Crane proved he was capable of running the offense during BC's 38-31 victory over Tom O'Brien's North Carolina State team. His line: 428 yards and two touchdowns through the air, 43 yards and three touchdowns on the ground.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
12 hours ago
In the midst of a financial crisis, journalists are being more careful with language. A recent New York Times article writes that journalists -- often accused of "hyperbole and sowing alarm,"-- are now choosing their words carefully. By using the word 'panic,' to describe the current market situation, journalists are in danger of creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
12 hours ago by Nick O'Malley, Collegian Columnist
In this year's election, the national media is ablaze with the prospects of a black president or female vice president. This election will make history. On college campuses, however, a majority of interest is vested in the infamous question two.
When it comes down to it, the history-making aspects of the 2008 election include only two things - the end of George W.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
20 hours ago by Gary Lowell
Barack Obama has used the campaign slogan "change we can believe in" in this Presidential campaign. However, Obama is in fact not living up to his claim. When I say that Obama is not living up to his claim, I do not mean that he would not be a change from the current Administration, he undoubtedly would be.
The Anchor, Rhode Island College, RI
2 days ago by Mandy Wray Dion, Anchor Staff
Ah, LiveJournal - the website that most of us bloggers know and love. It is one of the most popular places on the internet to connect to your friends through blogs - either to share stories from daily life, share strong opinions, post fun pictures - and of course the most popular, to log in and rant about how much life sucks.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
3 days ago by Paul Payer. He can be reached at ppayer@student.umass.edu.
In lieu of purchasing the 200-meal YCMP plan a student could operate upon a whopping $120 grocery bill each week.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
3 days ago by Monica Monteiro
If you've turned on the news at all lately and probably even if you haven't, you most likely heard all the nonstop panic about the Wall Street bailout. People seem to be split. Either you 100 percent oppose every facet of what's being proposed, or you agree that while it may suck to say the least, it's sadly a necessary evil.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
3 days ago by Alix Bregman
Picture this: you're a female college student, swimming in student loans and other worrisome debts, trying to decide what to do with your life. Maybe you're rethinking that Russian civilization major a little too late. What's a girl to do? Well, when the going gets tough, the tough get primal.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
4 days ago by Maggie Mertens
At Smith, it's surprising to hear someone stand up for a Republican on any level, so when a friend at our debate watch party mentioned her former love for McCain in the midst of the college student battleground for Obama, I was shocked. Then, out of curiosity, I started my own personal vetting process, and uncovered the best kept political secret since Deepthroat.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
4 days ago
A good-luck diamond to Megan Andelloux, former employee of the recently shuttered Miko Exoticwear, for her plans to open a "nonprofit feminist sex shop" near campus early next year. Until then, we'll just spend all our time on Health Services' new orgasm Web site.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
4 days ago
10/02/08 - Dear Sex and the Cigar,
The dorm room just isn't cutting it anymore. I'm looking to spice up my sex life by doin' the old in-and-out in public places. Can you recommend some on-campus locales to poonj*?
- Thrill Seeker
Dear Thrill Seeker,
We at the Cigar have witnessed one couple bumpin' uglies in the backseat of a black four-door in the Union parking lot on a few occasions (we saw you last Sunday - yeah, you with the Massachusetts license plate), but we think we can help you come up with some more creative spots.
The Archway, Bryant College, RI
4 days ago by Ella Bitman
It was not in my plan to write a follow-up to my last column, but I have apparently begun a bit of a stir here on campus with my previous column, Confessions of a "Bryant Virgin". I'm not going to lie; I enjoy controversy here and there. I get off on it actually.
The Record, Harvard Law School, MA
4 days ago by Jose Lopez-Gallego
While flying my helicopter over the Iraqi desert four years ago, I thought a lot about the state of our military and about the many decisions our government had made in recent years. One policy that I found particularly frustrating is Don't Ask Don't Tell (DADT), which prohibits gays and lesbians who openly declare their sexual orientation from serving in the military.
The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, MA
4 days ago by Meena Ganesan
Is it because our world has an affinity for moving up and down and shaking the order that Facebook, our social lifeline, decides to change its look? The site we check obsessively every day creates these earth-shattering altercations to its layout and expects us to deal.
The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, MA
4 days ago by Beacon staff
At issue: Obama or McCain?
Our view: Just vote, baby.
The Record, Harvard Law School, MA
4 days ago by Paloma Zepeda
Any reasonable observer would note that this protest seems designed to fail to change either public opinion or the policy itself. Looking a little more closely, it seems like that doesn't matter. Maybe the point of this protest is to let a person browbeat a member of the military for 20 minutes. Is this protest? No. This is throwing spit wads. This is beneath us.
The Suffolk Voice, Suffolk University, MA
4 days ago by Mary Kathryn Kwasnik
My mother raised me to believe that everyone, everyone, wants to kidnap, rape and kill me. "Things are different now," she would say, holding my hand as we crossed a street. "When I was a kid, I could ride my bike to the 5 and dime and everyone was looking out for me.
Huntington News, Northeastern University, MA
4 days ago
I hate Eskimos. This may seem like a random statement, and perhaps it is, but I could give you multiple pages of reasons as to why I dislike Inuits. I will only give you one, however: They don't contribute to society. None of them have real jobs. Meanwhile, I, the Wicker Man (or "Garc" if you prefer), was a slave to the grind all summer.
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