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Monthly Archives: March 2012

seven things college dining halls should do

seven things college dining halls should do

Serve meals all the time. Some dining halls do this (the Ratty) and some don’t (the V-Dub). I say, if I’m hungry at three PM, there needs to be a place I can go where I can get a meal for a dining credit. Crazy themes. Sometimes, at Brown, we have “local food night!!1!” or somethingkeep reading

it’s link thursday!

it’s link thursday!

Now that the Hunger Games has come out, you all need to have seen it six days ago, because hot damn it was awesome. That said, they left stuff out, and I’m kind of pissed about the Muttation thing, and Gawker has my back. Read on, fan-nerds! Have you ever read a catalog and thought,keep reading

what everyone should know about college academics

what everyone should know about college academics

Classes are not as hard as your high school teachers would have you believe. You will survive, I promise. The thing is, college professors are aware that you don’t become ten times more mature and productive over the summer between high school and college. They get that you’re not that good at writing stellar essays aboutkeep reading

trend watch: mixed prints

trend watch: mixed prints

The Trend This is such a thing at Brown. I secretly think that all the cool kids at brown have an unspoken competition to see who can look the weirdest at any time. They break all the goddamn rules. It’s really inspiring. One of these rules that they break, and often, is that one should really onlykeep reading

personal histories

personal histories

The question recently occurred to me: What is one entitled to know about their significant other, and when? I mean, around week three you should be learning his name, et cetera, but what else? Surviving college relationships is hard enough without grappling with this fact that we’ve all had more-or-less secret past lives. On one hand,keep reading

it’s link thursday!

it’s link thursday!

The Hunger Games comes out tomorrow. You need to see it. I need to see it. We all need to see it. Even if, in the words of NPR, the film is directed by “moral cowards.” I’m a little disappointed by that review, but it’s all good. I’m still going to wear my hair in braidskeep reading

pros and cons of a single

pros and cons of a single

Pros: You live alone. You can be naked whenever you want, for however long you want. You can leave the lights on until four AM because you’re browsing microwaves on craigslist. You can play Backstreet Boys songs while you put on your makeup in the morning, and you will not be bothering anyone else. Youkeep reading