Screaming, cheering, unavoidable slander, waving pom-poms (or some other form of paraphernalia with your school’s colors) in the air, eating not-so-healthy concession stand food, standing for hours on end….all of this is typical of your average college sporting event. Not to mention the free stuff that you might be able to score (A college student’s favorite thing!).

My friends and I tend to go to the basketball games (girls & guys) and football games (Of course! I mean, I live in...

…are important. I know that particular phrase is drilled into your brain over and over, but for a good reason. I don’t care who you are or how smart you are, you have to have something to ask the professor…otherwise, what are you doing in the class? Your professors decide on your final grade and, while many professors play fairly and go off of solely what grades you earn, it does not hurt to demonstrate that you are serious about your studies. Plus, by getting to know your professors better, you...

Hey everyone! I will be having eye muscle surgery on both eyes tomorrow at noon. Therefore, there will be no post tomorrow and possibly not on Tuesday either; but I will be back as soon as possible!

In the meantime,

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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again….cereal is a college student’s best friend.

• cheap
• filling
• (can be) nutritious
• provides crunchy carb-y goodness (for quick fuel)
• nonperishable
• portable

Some of my favorite go-to varieties are:

• Kashi Heart to Heart
• Life Cereal
• Multigrain Cherrios
• Peanut Butter Puffins
• Kelloggs Chocolate Mini-Wheats Little Bites

Just about every University has multiple computer labs and a library packed with row after row of desktops. So the eternal question rings true…Should you bring a laptop to college or not? This is mainly a question for incoming freshmen because many of the upper classmen have a laptop (if that tells you anything…).

Pros:

• You don’t have to travel to the library over and over again.
• You can save your work directly on your computer.
• You can write notes (or pass the time) in classes
• You

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