The Archway, Bryant College, RI
3 days ago by Marisa Bono
It is only natural to dread seeing your report card, especially with the anticipation of a bad grade. Not only was it hard enough hiding poor marks from your parents back in middle school but imagine having them published on the Internet for the world to see.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
2 hours ago by Nandini Jayakrishna
M. Charles Bakst '66 has accepted the end graciously and gratefully. Last month, the Herald alum and veteran political columnist at the Providence Journal accepted an early buyout offer by the newspaper's owner, A.H. Belo Corp., bringing to an end a career spanning four decades.
The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT
1 day ago by Kevin Duffy
When news leaked last spring that Jamie Lynn Spears was pregnant, the media had an absolute field day.
Words like "skank," "slut" and "white trash" seemingly followed the 17-year-old wherever she went. It got so bad that, at one point, a Google search of "dirty whore" yielded "Did you mean Jamie Lynn Spears?"
Now, four months removed from having a beautiful baby girl, Maddie Briann, rumors are surfacing that Spears is indeed pregnant again.
The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT
14 hours ago by Kevin Duffy
UConn football didn't win a program-changing game this weekend. In fact, the Huskies didn't play a game this weekend, but there was still plenty of reason for Randy Edsall to smile.
Former UConn quarterback Dan Orlovsky - the Shelton native who was instrumental in the Huskies' quick transition from an unknown Division I-AA team to a competitive Big East program - made his first career NFL start on Sunday.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
4 days ago by Natasha Bazil
At 83 years old, mesmerizing actor and philanthropist Paul Newman succumbed to lung cancer, leaving behind him a remarkable career and legacy.
For months, tabloids teemed with rumors that Newman was fatally ill. And for months, Newman remained scrupulously private about his health.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
3 days ago by Chris Frappier
10/10/08 - Benjamin Franklin was a statesmen, a scientist, a printer and quite often he gave memorable quips.
One of the most memorable was this gem, "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy".
While I have nothing but the utmost respect for Mr.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
4 days ago by Andrea Murray, Collegian Staff
You've probably seen him hanging around the Haigis Mall; a man about the age of your father, in his daily uniform: a worn baseball cap, a ratty T-shirt, some classic blue jeans and usually some well-loved Converse Chuck Taylors. Thomas "Tommy" Devine was a student the University of Massachusetts in the late 1970s, during its party hey day.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
4 days ago by Brandon Gearing
10/10/08 - The University of Rhode Island women's rowing team kicked off its fall season in winning fashion, securing both first and second place at the Textile River Regatta.
Crew boat A finished in first place with a time of 20:27.877, and crew boat C finished in second, clocking in at 21:13.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
4 days ago
Last month, Stanford held the SOS: Stressed Out Students conference to address two worrying and linked phenomena on college campuses. First, an increasing number of students have sought mental health services for stress related to academic achievement. Second and more disconcerting, administrators have noticed an increase in cheating.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
2 days ago by Biz Jacobs
While Homecoming 2008 comes to a close, it did not leave without the UNH men's hockey team driving home a message to the world about their continual dominance in hockey across the country. Especially to the far away land of Wisconsin. The Wildcats came into the game facing off against the 14th ranked team in the nation and left feeling confident in what their team could continue to do after facing such a quality team.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
3 days ago
First and foremost, Greek organizations were founded to facilitate the intellectual, moral and social development of their members. Existing for over a century, our community has consistently promoted these values, with UNH Greeks acting as both undergraduate and community leaders.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
1 day ago by Adam P. Coulter, Collegian Staff
The Massachusetts state legislature has just passed a law replacing police officers with civilian flaggers on many state-financed road construction projects.
The bill that became law on Oct. 3 was conceived several months ago by Deval Patrick's administration as a way to cut the state deficit.
The Archway, Bryant College, RI
3 days ago by John Crisafulli
On Wednesday, October 8, Bryant students got the opportunity to hear from a real life entrepreneur. Johnny Earle, CEO and founder of the popular Johnny Cupcakes brand, shared his personal success story and shared tips on how to start a successful company.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
14 hours ago by Chaz Firestone
Andrew Bergmanson '11 draws stares from his competitors as he pushes open the double glass doors and enters the silent room.
The Archway, Bryant College, RI
1 day ago by Brandon Dobro
It's no secret that as a result of writing this religious-themed column I have been criticized for some of my bolder comments, which is to be expected. I don't take offense as a result of these criticisms, but rather use them to question my own beliefs about the world.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
5 days ago by Kathleen McKiernan
10/09/08 - From 1986 to 1994, New Kids on the Block was one of the greatest musical acts. Then, for 14 years, the band disappeared, with each member starting a solo career singing whether it was in acting, or selling real-estate. But after 14 years of being on the margins of the music industry, the band that sold 70 million albums world wide, returned with its fifth album, The Block.
Huntington News, Northeastern University, MA
4 days ago by Mike Napolitano
Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports.
Tuesday, Sept. 30
9:30 a.m.
A parking attendant in the Columbus Parking Lot reported a car with a forged decal and the car was towed. The owner of the car later identified himself as an undergraduate student, and admitted that he photocopied his roommate's parking decal.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
4 days ago by Maggie Mertens
Due to the busy nature of campus in these cramped weeks before Fall Break, I haven't had my usual hours to devote to the ingestion of up-to-the minute campaign coverage. This week, I'm afraid, my knowledge has been reduced to sound-bites and spin-offs, to Jon Stewart and the scrolling banner on FOX News or CNN that I catch while walking through the Campus Center - in short, to that of the average American voter.
The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, MA
4 days ago by Talia Ralph
Hundreds of students were sent into a panic last week when online applications to the Kasteel Well and Los Angeles programs stopped functioning, students and administrators said.
The Daily Campus, University of Connecticut, CT
23 hours ago by Katherine Martinez
After 10 years in storage, a long-standing UConn tradition has returned to campus. Far from being just a lawn decoration, the triangular boulder on the lawn outside the UConn Foundation building represents decades of rock painting, according to Lisa Lewis, executive director of the Alumni Association.
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
4 days ago by eva kurtz-nelson
Zac Hanson is a passionate man. His energy bleeds through his long responses to straightforward questions, in which he usually talks about, well, his passions: His passion for the music he's been making with his brothers since he was seven, including the unforgettable (if indecipherable "MMMBop,") his passion for helping Africans faced with AIDS through Hanson's Take the Walk campaign (which they're currently on tour supporting, bringing them to Lupo's on Oct.
The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson College, MA
4 days ago by Beacon staff
A pair of stories in this week's issue highlight the prestige of Emerson's Los Angeles program and one of its chronic problems: an unfair application process.
Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH
4 days ago by Randy Booth
Michelle Obama Rally Photos
Students may have wondered why traffic was slow on Appian Way, but it was apparent the Obama campaign was present with loud chants of "Change! Yes we can!"
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
3 days ago by sujata gidumal
When I was in tenth grade, a friend from Hong Kong came to visit me in New York. She had never been to the city before, and I had never shown anyone around by myself. As her self-appointed tour guide, I was determined to give her a real sense of New York. I made a pact with myself: though the requisite tourist sites would make an appearance on my agenda (oh yes, I typed out an agenda), I wanted her to experience my city, to understand what it means to be a native of the greatest place in the world.
The Record, Harvard Law School, MA
4 days ago by Johanes Maliza
Justice Antonin Scalia delivered the inaugural Herbert Vaughn Lecture on Thursday, defending his jurisprudence of originalism. The 60-minute speech was part explanation and part defense of his commitment to originalism as a tool for interpretation of the Constitution.
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