GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
2 hours ago by Gorgi Popstefanov
After working for a human rights advocacy organization last summer, I thought it would be a great idea to intern in a senator's office for the fall semester.
The Bottom Line, Frostburg State University, MD
20 hours ago by Joe McElroy
It was not long after the next president was named that president-elect Barack Obama was in the news once again, but on an entirely different topic. Rather than just becoming the 44th president of the United States of America, Obama now has a few more questions to answer.
GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
1 hour ago
Proponents of the most sophisticated boot offer a similarly sophisticated playlist.
GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC
1 hour ago by Anna Flatow
Hatchet Reporter
A few Web sites with a lot of information on internships and jobs.
Spokesman, Morgan State University, MD
1 day ago by Joaquin Turley
On November 13, 2008 at 6pm, the Calvin and Tina Tyler Ballroom housed the "Pharaohs of Morgan" hosted by the SGA Junior Class. Here were the elite males that attended Morgan State years ago conversing and enjoying an abundant buffet with the outstanding men who are currently matriculating.
Spokesman, Morgan State University, MD
1 day ago by Zaina Adamu
Post elections are hostile in the McCain camp suggested CNN in a breaking news report last Thursday. Palin still denies splurging in a $150,000 shopping spree, but reports claim she exceeded her original $25,000 budget and were shocked to find an additional $125,000 tab left on the bill.
Spokesman, Morgan State University, MD
9 hours ago by Ryan Marshall
It's difficult for many students to leave their home from another state and come to college. For volleyball standout Rhyan Shy, moving more than 3,000 miles away was no easy feat.
There may be a few things you might not know about 18-year-old Shy. For instance, she is a Freshman Pre-Medicine major; she was the first African-American student body President at Los Osos High School, in Rancho Cucamonga, California; her favorite movie is Brown Sugar; she was a three-year volleyball letter winner earning 1st Team All-Baseline League, 2nd Team All-County and Offensive Player of the Year honors while in California; and has quickly become one of Morgan's best offense volleyball players, in her first year as Outside Hitter for the Lady Bears.
Mountain Echo, Mount Saint Mary's College, MD
20 hours ago by Irina Kuchevski
For many, the historic election night and victory of Barack Obama was a time of jubilant celebration. Unfortunately, for certain members of the Mount community the celebration was cut short by a racial incident. On Tuesday evening directly following the release of the election results there was an incident where Mount students supporting President-elect Obama reportedly exchanged insults with student-supporters of Senator John McCain.
Mountain Echo, Mount Saint Mary's College, MD
17 hours ago by Ananda Rochita
"Fearless" cannot be more appropriately titled for Taylor Swift's new album. Her self-titled first album sold more three million copies and she received a Grammy nomination for best new artist and won Breakout Artist for the Teen Choice Awards along the way.
Mountain Echo, Mount Saint Mary's College, MD
20 hours ago
Last week's election marked an historical accomplishment for this country. Only 50 years after African Americans were finally given the right to vote, the first black president was elected. This will go down in history books as an amazing feat in the name of diversity.
The Bottom Line, Frostburg State University, MD
19 hours ago by Katie Conroy
The 42nd Annual Country Music Awards, hosted by Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood, aired last Wednesday, November 12th. The star-studded night played host to artists and actors alike, bringing in decent ratings for ABC.
Opening the show, Underwood wore a blue satin dress alongside Paisley, dressed in black and topped off with a white cowboy hat.
The Chronicle, Duke University, NC
18 hours ago
The 2008 election will be remembered mainly for the boundaries that fell this year and the signs that some of America's most pernicious divisions are slowly fading.
East Carolinian, East Carolina University, NC
1 day ago by Pirate Nation
Ladies, listen up: I know it's not your fault, but some people aren't meant to wear booty shorts.
Nice guy looking to settle. Any ladies done with their one night encounters?
It's not OK that you hit a girl and got away with it, which is why I peed in a cup and poured it all over your apartment door.
Carolinian, University of North Carolina Greensboro, NC
1 day ago by Ley King
Traditional religions may have the most adherents worldwide, but alternative beliefs and practices are on the rise.
There are numerous alternative religions that exist in our world today. Many of these belief systems are an accumulation of beliefs from all over the world.
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
1 day ago by Lexi Ambrogi
On Sept. 29, 2006, James Madison University's cross country squad toed the starting line of the eight kilometer course at the Paul Short Invitational in Bethlehem, Pa. The men placed 14th - a respectable finish in the field of 42 teams - and senior C.W. Moran crossed the line fourth, in front of 272 other athletes.
The Greyhound, Loyola College, MD
12 hours ago by Andrew Zaleski
In 1992, the phrase, "It's the economy, stupid," served as a tenet of Bill Clinton's presidential run against then-president George Bush, Sr. After experiencing approval ratings upward of 90 percent in the wake of the Persian Gulf War, Bush's approval ratings dropped dismally - below 40 percent - in late 1992 when the economy fell into a recession.
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
2 days ago by Katie Kilmetis
As T.J. Leyden walks on stage he looks seemingly normal - light blue jeans, rectangular-rimmed glasses and two layered shirts - a green, short-sleeved T-shirt over a beige, long-sleeved shirt. Upon first glance, one would never know the long-sleeved shirt - a constant staple of his wardrobe - conceals dozens of tattoos of Nazi symbols, permanent reminders of a past filled with racism and violence.
The Chronicle, Duke University, NC
21 hours ago by Felicia Tan
Junior Gerald Henderson has returned to Cameron Indoor Stadium, armed with his usual array of thunderous dunks and jaw-dropping blocks, but this year, there is one important difference.
The Greyhound, Loyola College, MD
9 hours ago by Briana Berg
My best friend goes to a known party school; Princeton Review ranked it as number 15 on the list. Her freshman year consisted of random nights and lonely mornings. But it was only recently that I got a call from Down South about how she was currently in a monogamous relationship in the middle of her sophomore year.
The Greyhound, Loyola College, MD
12 hours ago by Professor Plum and Miss Scarlet
Thumbs Up
Mid-year Room Changes
That's it, you're fed up. Your roommate is a jerk/whore/nasty individual who has no respect for your studies/privacy/existence, and it is time for you to amicably depart/punch them/burn their things (underline all that apply).
The Chronicle, Duke University, NC
16 hours ago by Meredith Shiner
My entire life as a basketball fan flashed before my eyes Sunday, and not because Duke almost lost its first non-conference home game in 62 attempts.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
9 hours ago by Marissa Lang
Univ. senator pushes officials to resurrect decade-old issue
Carolinian, University of North Carolina Greensboro, NC
20 hours ago by Jamie Freeze
Dear President-Elect Obama: Congratulations on your historic election to the nation's highest office. You ran a very effective campaign, and the people have spoken by choosing you as their commander-in-chief for the next four years. I trust you do not take this responsibility lightly.
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
1 day ago by Samantha Brix
Freshman Brett Griffin died after a party on Nov. 8. His death, which, according to Newark police was related to alcohol, spurred opposition to fraternities at the university from some students.
Freshman Kendra Schaefer said she now sees the fraternity that held the party, Sigma Alpha Mu, as "shameful" for taking the rush process to a fatal extent.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
1 day ago by Rob Gindes
I'm not so thankful to the people who decided on this year's Thanksgiving break.
I'm sick of getting such a short Thanksgiving break. We've been at school for three months. We're tired and bogged down with work. A week off before the stretch run of the semester would do wonders, but instead the break, which covers just two weekdays, is just an added stress as people scramble to figure out how they'll get home in time to cut the turkey and see all the relatives they hate.
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