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Varsity athletes in college live and breathe their game. However, it’s starting to become more of a part-time job than just a friendly competition.

Looking like an injured animal while you dance is not going to draw the kind of attention you want. Wearing shoes that match your outfit is key, but wearing sky-scraper heels is just crazy. You may feel okay on the walk there, but getting home will be more torturous than climbing Mount Everest.
Wearing heels feels [...]

You don’t have to sacrifice comfort for style when walking to class. Here are a few shoe alternatives that will save you from foot-ache.

Universities are hot-spots for famous athletes, comedians, actors, and musicians to make special appearances. So when one of my professors had to bribe us with extra credit to go see the featured guest speaker, I was shocked.
Whenever someone famous is scheduled to speak on campus, you often see flyers at the Student Centers, ads promoting [...]

We already take advantage of the mini-discount our student ID gives us when we go to the movies, but there are some other overlooked hot-spots where your student ID could help save a pretty penny.
1.      The Aquarium or Zoo
You may not have gone since you were little, but seeing the animals again is a way [...]

“There probably isn’t a single day on campus where you’ll have more cops patrolling like the own the place, prepared for stumbling underaged students to pass by and breathalize.”

Mascots are all about taking pride in your University. If you don’t support them, you don’t support your school. Now you can vote for your mascot to win a radio competition.

Trying to organize an event or want to get your word out there on campus? Here’s how to get heard!

The book “Hooking Up” was one of the books listed as required for the course. I glanced at the book and instantly perked up with interest at the thought of reading something other than chemical formulas and theories. How about reading about theories that actually impact us on a day-to-day basis? I had a criminal justice book where I could learn about the rules of law, and I had this book to help me explore the rules of hooking-up.

When I turned 20, I looked in the mirror and started crying. I was sure I saw wrinkles.

Just kidding, but honestly I was sad that I could no longer consider myself a “teenager.” I started to feel a little guilty for still sleeping with a teddy bear, relying on my parents financially, and forgetting to make my bed.

I also started to think about what all the other 20-year olds out there have already accomplished in their lives. Aside from celebrities like Daniel Radcliffe, who have already made millions of dollars before turning the legal 1-8, what is expected of normal 20 year olds nowadays?