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Dating can be expensive…and now it appears it might get more expensive as many theaters will be raising their ticket prices.

Imagine if you will that you didn’t get back to your dorm room Friday night until sometime Saturday morning – the  night consisted of plenty of college-age antics including drinking, dancing, and basically having an amazing time. You are awoken by the sound of your cell phone ringing, and caller ID simply reads “Parental Unit” [...]

I confess, when I’m interested in a guy, I Google-stalk him and hunt him down on Facebook immediately. Even though Facebook profiles list a lot of favorites, friends and facts, they can also create very wrong impressions.

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 [...]

College is full of new people, and luckily some of those people include new boys. Here’s how to meet that guy (or girl) that caught your eye without making a complete fool of yourself

On moving day, I had a choice to make: luck or romance? According to Feng Shui, the bed on the left side of the dorm room would bring good fortune; the bed on the right would bring romance. I dumped my boxes on the right mattress – one week later, I went on my first real date. Coincidence? I think not.

Is your Valentine bouquet still stinking up the place? Or did you throw that out after day three when the rose buds turned black? Roses used to inspire feelings of romance within me, but now I just look at them for the few days it takes them to die. It’s not that I am less [...]

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.

MTV’s “16 and Pregnant” is a new guilty pleasure of mine but is it sensationalizing teen pregnancy? Read my opinion and comment with yours!

I don’t know if it is me or not, but it feels like texts are harder to ignore than phone calls.