Campus Life

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Dealing With The College Wisdom From Parents

When it comes to picking where you’ll spend four years of your life, should you actually tune into what seems like endless lecturing from those people who know it all your parents?


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Activism at Tulane
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Breaking the Political Silence at UD
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Political Involvement At UVA
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The Political Climate at UCSB

UCSB is a highly politically active campus. In fact, we have more registered voters per capita than any other university in the nation according to the United States Student Association.
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Freshman Year as I Know It at Pitzer

As I’m beginning my sophomore year, I can’t help but notice how much of a difference a year makes in terms of understanding how and where you are OR knowing yourself and your surroundings . At this point in my college career, I’ve settled into a v [...]
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Unigo Guide to Sinners & Saints: Diligence and Sloth

Is your campus library a social hotspot or a veritable dead zone? The Unigo Guide to Sinners & Saints takes a look at schools with a great deal of Diligence, and others known for their Sloth.
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Pitzer on Politico Patrol

At Pitzer college the greatest galvanizer of students is not the big game or a legendary campus party, but rather the nation’s biggest political spectacle  — the presidential election. No topic aggravates or invigorates the average Pitzer student [...]
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The 2008 Presidential Election Florida State Style

The Republican voice is definitely not stifled at FSU. With a schedule so over-packed it is difficult for the average college student's attention to be caught by a topic as “boring” as politics. However, the political climate has proven to be very [...]
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10 tips from a college commuter

If you’re looking for ways to lower your need for student loans, commuting may be the answer. In two years, I've saved over $20,000 by living at home!
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8 college moving tips to make it easier on you

The promise of moving away to college is exciting and adventurous. The process of moving, however, can be a headache. Here are some tips to make moving into your college dorm easier and save you from arguments with your parents.

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