The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
8 hours ago by Kelsey Grab and Jason Henry Simon-Bierenbaum
A couple finds that New Mother India's menu can satisfy often-incompatible food preferences at prices that are appropriate for a romantic occasion.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
21 hours ago by Cassie Strum
03/09/10 - For many people the Oscars day mean absolutely nothing. While celebrities and mega-stars were getting primped and styled for the famous award show, most of the American public, myself included, were just enjoying a regular, lazy Sunday.
Although you many have missed who won what award, and the speeches and presentations that accompanied them, the most entertaining aspect of the Oscars- or any awards show for that matter- is the fashion! To quote Joan Rivers, "Who wore what?"
Sometimes I find myself staring, mouth agape, at the breathtaking gowns and flashy jewelry, and other times I can't help but say, "What the hell was (insert celebrity's name) thinking?" Going through countless pictures from the Oscars I can safely say that I have accumulated quite a list of horribly dressed people.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
4 hours ago by Harry Shipps
Director of Ed Callahan said that the vandalism may constitute as a hate crime if a bias is found towards a specific group of people.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
12 hours ago by Leah Smith
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
1 day ago by Tamara Obradov (OG), Feature Writer
As an entrepreneur you always hope that your venture is touching the lives of others in a positive way. But when Mick Hagen started Zinch.com with a vision to give high-school kids a chance to be "more than a test score in their college applications" he never dreamed of helping so many.
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
22 hours ago by Kwame Spearman (NF), Feature Writer
This column is co-written with my esteemed colleague and sectionmate Renny McPherson. After a turbulent Hell Week, we both began to see clear connections between the job search and finding a mate at HBS.
"If she hasn't called me back by 8 p.m., is that a bad thing?"
Beginning after President's Day, 950 Harvard Business School students began a week-long quest to find summer employment.
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
12 hours ago by Jamie Chang (OG), Todd Orenstein (OE), Class Day Committee Co-Chairs
The SA Proudly Announces the Class Day 2010 Keynote Speaker: Sir Ronald Cohen, Co-Founder and Former Chairman of Apax Partners and Chairman of The Portland Trust and Bridges Ventures Sir Ronald Cohen is a founder of the private-equity industry in Europe and one of the world's leading private-equity investors.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
1 day ago by Joseph Rea
3/5/10 - The United States men's hockey team entered the 2010 Winter Olympics without high expectations.
Team USA stunned hockey fans by breezing through the preliminary round and not stumbling until the gold medal match, a 3-2 overtime loss to the host nation, Canada.
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6 days ago by Paul Pennelli
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The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
5 days ago by Lindsay Lorenz
3/4/10 - If the University of Rhode Island community had any doubt that zombies exist, a brisk walk across the Quadrangle might make them believe otherwise.
Armed with Nerf guns, marshmallows, and even balled-up pairs of socks, students participating in URI's first game of Humans vs.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
4 days ago by Emily Williams
With spring break right around the corner many BSC students have plans to go to tropical places like Florida. If you are going to Florida and plan on going to SeaWorld, you may want to think again. Recently the whale shows at SeaWorld were shut down because a whale, Tilikum, has killed yet again.
Mosaic, Salve Regina Univesity, RI
1 day ago by Mary Grace Donaldson
On a fateful afternoon in either February or April, the student masses gather in the upstairs hallway at the Rodgers Recreation Center armed with IDs and official-looking postcards. Hearts are racing. Mosh-pit lines are forming by way of pushing and shoving.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
5 days ago by Caitlin Angelo
Everyone has a different opinion about Greek life. Some think it's unnecessary, some think it's an excuse for the less than academically inclined to party, while others don't know or care about it whatsoever. BSC is trying to change all that.
There is a long history of Greek life on campus.
The Comment, Bridgewater State College, MA
5 days ago by Kurt Mitchell
Going into the 2010 Olympic games in Vancouver the U.S. Men's Hockey team certainly was not the overall favorite to win gold. After all, Canada's roster was filled with NHL superstars and Russia's first line composed of Alexander Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin, and Ilya Kovalchuk was arguably one of the scariest lines ever assembled.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
4 days ago by Alexandra Bregman
Rachel Maddow is unarguably an icon. More than a political personality, she represents success for women of all orientations, in all fields. She is full-out funny, with ties to Western Massachusetts that make her seem like an old friend. It's no wonder that someone so eloquent, intelligent and familiar would be welcomed to Smith with open arms.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
5 days ago by Clare Lynch
For a small number of students on campus who suffer from celiac disease or other gluten intolerances, their situation requires thinking more carefully than most about restricted dieting choices. While Smith provides specialized dining for students with gluten reactions, many of the affected students say the services do not go far enough.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
4 days ago by Alison Doherty
Smith is a women's college. It is all over the college's literature and Web site. Disregarding issues of transgender inclusion under this title and its emphasis on women, men in the classroom change what it means to go to a women's college.
I myself understand and have benefited from collaborations within the Five College Consortium.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
6 days ago by Brian Foley
One of the reasons I love this country is our right to freedom of speech. I consider it a great privilege that this is something we are also allowed to take advantage of with our school newspaper. However, it upsets me greatly when people use this privilege as an excuse to display their ignorance to others.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
4 days ago by Nicole Desrosiers
For many Assumption students, a light jog down Salisbury Street after a long day of classes, or a quick trip to the gym in effort to burn off some calories is simply a way to stay in shape and calm the mind. Using practically every muscle within the human body, running is known to be one of the best workouts, resulting in some of the best outcomes.
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6 days ago by Jane Jones
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Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
6 days ago by Greg Sebastiao
If you know me well enough, then you know how hard the writing is for me. Don't get me wrong, I love to write, and I'd like to think I'm decent at it, but sometimes it's a struggle. I can quickly and efficiently work my way through a few page assignments with my eyes closed and my fingers typing ferociously on the keyboard, but sometimes I can't.
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6 days ago by Jane Jones
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Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA
6 days ago by Kiki Reginato '12 / Copy Editor
A proposal to charge a one percent "higher education tax" has been put on the docket for discussion at the annual Norton town hall meeting that will take place on May 10.
The petition was championed by Norton resident John Freeman who says, by his calculations, Wheaton would pay $766,000 the first year.
Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA
5 days ago by Chuck Platt '10 / Managing Editor
Not every Friday night for the gentlemen of the Wheaton men's rugby team consists of auctioning themselves off, as they did this past weekend with their second annual fund-raising Date Auction.
On another recent Friday night, Feb. 12, the "ruggers" traveled up to Grantham, N.
Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA
6 days ago by Abigail Kienbaum '12 / Wire Staff
The last fashion week that will be presented in Bryant Park ended last week with Tommy Hilfiger's showing of good old American Sportswear, heeled duck boots included.
While many Wheaties around campus can be seen in the same duck boots, few realize it even was Fall 2010 Fashion Week.
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