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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Sports Culture at the UMass Amherst Campus
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The Impact of Sports at Virginia Tech
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URI Homecoming: University Of Rhode Island
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Workout Facilities at UCSC

With such a beautiful campus and outdoorsy culture, it is easy to see why students prefer hiking around campus instead the gym facilities to get their workout. Although the latter is definitely less popular, plenty of students who had opinions abo [...]
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Homecoming - University of Arizona Style

Homecoming always takes place at the end of October,  the perfect time of year in Tucson. The intense desert heat has cooled to 75-80 degree weather, so everyone can enjoy the outdoor activities.
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A Small School Setting with a Big Athletic Feel

Colgate University has a pretty impressive athletic resume, especially if you consider its size. With only 2,700 students in attendance, Colgate boasts a remarkable twenty-five Division I teams, a golf course that’s ranked in the top five collegia [...]
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USCS Racquetball Team Excels Despite Lack of Sports Interest

One of the most interesting, and definitely untapped sports at UCSC would have to be the UCSC Racquetball team. I sat down with Reid Parson, the president of the team to ask him a few questions about his experience with the sport of racquetball. [...]
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Carleton Water Polo: Embodies Carleton’s Spirit

When asked to name his favorite aspect of club water polo at Carleton, Brendan Cassidy, a sophomore from California and co-captain of the water polo team, responded, “The same thing as my favorite thing about Carleton: the great people. Water polo [...]
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2008 Political Issues at UC-Irvine

With so many important issues at stake in this presidential election, it’s interesting to note that UCI has distanced itself from the pack by focusing on all the issues and presenting each side in a harmonious way.
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The Political Atmosphere on the University of Richmond’s Campus

If you had asked a University of Richmond student last semester what they thought about the political atmosphere on campus, you would have probably been told that the overwhelming political mood was generally one of apathy. Students were just too [...]

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