The Review, University of Delaware, DE
16 hours 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.
Observer, Rutgers-Newark, NJ
2 hours ago by Kejal Vyas
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
11 hours 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 Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
9 hours ago by Emerson Brooking
Two weeks ago, Massachusetts residents voted strongly in favor of Question 2, also known as the Sensible Marijuana Policy Initiative, a measure that eliminates criminal penalties for possession of less than one ounce of marijuana. Similarly, Michigan voters passed Proposal 1, an initiative eliminating state penalties for registered use of medicinal marijuana.
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
13 hours ago by Dave Thomas
The white chef's hat rests naturally on his head, no hair to burden its perch. He dons the matching apron to thwart the best efforts of the steaming vegetable lasagna to stain his immaculate outfit. The smell wafts up as he shouts, "Come get it, this will be the best decision you've ever made.
The Brown & White, Lehigh University, PA
1 hour ago by Anna Diefenbach and Lara Kovant
One of the events for this year's Spirit Week is Lehigh-Laf-A-Palooza, a mini-festival featuring Boston's State Radio, made up of former members of Dispatch. The concert is Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in Rauch Courtyard.
The Brown & White, Lehigh University, PA
22 hours ago by Charlie Gimber
Parents' Weekend is the best time to try new eateries. The combination of family time and food, that's not on your dime, is an unstoppable force. This Parent's Weekend, I tried a new hotspot at the Promenade, Pacifico, and the prominent Apollo Grill. So here we have a battle royale, two fine restaurants battling it out until the bitter end: Pacifico vs.
The Brown & White, Lehigh University, PA
10 hours ago by Edit board
Students should make the most of week by going to as many events and getting as riled up for the game as possible. But having a good time doesn't necessarily mean getting the most trashed.
The College Hill, Sussex Community College, NJ
1 day ago by Noelle Kalipetis
Gas is in the past. Well, sort of.
New innovations in fuel technology for autos are on the horizon that could keep wallets and Mother Earth green-for good
"A hybrid car is a passenger vehicle that is driven by a hybrid engine, which is any engine that combines two or more sources of power, generally gasoline and electricity," reported www.
The College Hill, Sussex Community College, NJ
1 day ago by Zach Gage
The holiday season is right around the corner and that can mean only one thing-"A Christmas Story" marathon. This movie revolves around a young boy (Ralphie) and his quest to obtain the Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas while trying to convince his parents, teacher, and Santa that it's the perfect gift.
Wharton Journal, University of Pennsylvania, PA
21 hours ago by Prof. Ed George, Professor of Statistics - The Wharton School
It was the single most telling moment during Thursday's panel discussion. A student pointed out that GND (Grade Non Disclosure) freed him to engage in valuable extracurricular activities because it relieved him from the pressure of grade competition. As it turns out, this self-directed and self-motivated student has in fact distinguished himself by some very impressive extracurricular service. I suspect he has made excellent choices, and I don't fault him at all for making them. However...
The Quad, West Chester University, PA
1 day ago by Tara Tanzos
Though many WCU students use the University's on-campus meal plan or eat at the many dining locations on campus, few know much information about the company that manages our dining services.
Aramark has been West Chester University's food services provider for the past 19 years, and is closing in on the end of their renewed contract.
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
1 day ago by Alyssa Schwenk
Though higher education is beginning to feel the weight of the economic crisis - in recent weeks some schools have explored the possibility of selling off private equity or have implemented hiring freezes - Penn is in better shape than many Ivy League schools.
The Quad, West Chester University, PA
22 hours ago by Tara Tanzos
As part of the University's Co-Curricular program, Student Services hosted a Contemporary Issues Film last Monday, during two showings of "Mozart and the Whale."
The film is a 2005 fiction film inspired by the meeting of two Asperger's patients, Jerry Newport and Mary Meinel (now Mary Newport).
Wharton Journal, University of Pennsylvania, PA
6 hours ago by Vijaya Ravindran (Spouse of Fouzan Ali (WG'09)) Writer
Charles Johnson, the Security Staff at Huntsman Hall is an exceptional man. "Do what you have to do", he says, "and treat people how you'd want them to treat you. Nothing bothers me. Keep looking ahead. Keep moving forward."
Wharton Journal, University of Pennsylvania, PA
17 hours ago by Monisha Saran (WG '09) Staff Writer
At some point, in between the scheduling madness, pestering parents and the perpetual drunk/hungover haze that occasionally leads to poor judgment, you hang up the phone after ending a frustrating conversation with, "Fine, if it's that important to you that I get married, why don't you find me someone?" Wait, shit, where's the undo button?? Giving Indian parents (who had an arranged marriage themselves) license to "find someone" is like letting loose an elephant in a china cabinet. But by the time you call them back 10 minutes later, the damage is done and they've already compiled a list of eight "eligible bachelors" who you've known since you were five.
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
22 hours ago by Pari Hashemi
Since Ivy League student-athletes are not given scholarships, the women's rowing team's edging out of Duke, Iowa and Miami at the Rivanna Romp in Charlottesville, Va., was that much sweeter for coach Michael Lane. Penn was the only non-scholarship school in the race.
The Quad, West Chester University, PA
1 day ago by Ken Schmidt
Evolution. Mention that word in most public schools around this country and it will be treated with heated arguments from both sides of the issue. Did man evolve from the ape? Were we created in this image that we survive in today? Though that fact is debatable and has been through the court systems 100 times over, the fact that James Bond, Her majesty's number one super secret agent, has gone through intense evolution in his 22-movie span is not debatable.
Ticker, CUNY Baruch College, NY
1 day ago by Jhaneel Lockhart
The Undergraduate Student Government held elections from Nov. 10 - 13 for a referendum that proposed a $10 increase in student activity fees. Throughout the week, all undergraduate students received a number of e-mails with a link to an online ballot. Signs were placed strategically around the school urging students to "Vote YES.
Ticker, CUNY Baruch College, NY
14 hours ago by Mariane St-Maurice
There are many kinds of athletes. There are those who brag without reason and those who have every reason to, but choose to abstain. Recently named the CUNY Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year for cross-country, Gilbert Marte undeniably belongs to the latter category.
Ticker, CUNY Baruch College, NY
22 hours ago by Alice Fong
During the Fourth Annual Careers on Wall Street Panel, held on Thursday, Nov. 6, students had the privilege of hearing from four executives who spoke about their experiences in the financial services industry, their daily schedules and the qualities they look for in job applicants.
The Laf, Lafayette College, PA
4 days ago by Mark Mummert
Following an increase in alcohol-related hospitalization, the college is considering changes to alcohol policy and enforcement on campus in order to reduce binge drinking.
"The deal I made with the student three years ago was that we would moderate our oversight with the expectation that the students would exercise good decision making and responsible behavior around alcohol," said President Dan Weiss.
The Triangle, Drexel University, PA
3 days ago by Ashley Peskoe
Drexel University is ranked first and has approximately 5.2 million votes on the Victoria's Secret PINK web site in a competition to nominate schools to receive a PINK collegiate line of clothing.
A computer script was written Oct. 21 around 3 a.m. in about three minutes, and ran for almost 12 hours on 30 different computers, casting approximately 1,500 votes per second, increasing Drexel's votes from approximately 1,000 to 5.
Acorn, Drew University, NJ
4 days ago by Maria Montchal
Every creep worth his salt knows that online networking profiles are great for scoping out hotties. However, many people fail to realize the Internet's role in evaluating potential dolts. Allow me to explain. Have you ever been cut in line and thought immediately that the perpetrator seemed to be the sort to use Comic Sans MS font and type in Caps Lock? This people-evaluating technique also works in the reverse.
Acorn, Drew University, NJ
3 days ago by Kirstin Bethavas
For most American students, Veterans Day is a day to relax and hang out with friends. With the United States currently embroiled in two wars, however, some members of the Drew University community took time out of their day to recognize and commemorate those who fought for our nation, both past and present.
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