With only a few weeks left until the fall semester begins, students are either excited for the freedom of going back to school or disappointed that they’ve only completed one task on their summer-to-do-list.
Lying in your bed at night, you place your ear buds in and let the sound of crescendoing acoustic guitar riffs stream through your eardrums.
If I got a nickel every time I heard someone utter the faded words, “It’s what on the inside that counts," I’m pretty sure that I would be able to buy myself a car—raggedy and creaking—but a car nonetheless
Due to recent trends throughout the Southeast region, particularly the Gator nation, I feel that is necessary to ridicule, I mean investigate, a group that resides among us.
Living in a dorm your freshman year is exhilarating as you experience a lot of “firsts” —first time living among strangers, first time living away from your parents, first time being able to wake up a few minutes before class and still get to class on time (probably in your pajamas).
What does it take to be an impacting organization on campus? There are many facets of an organization that make it stand out among the rest.
Money. It burns a hole in your pocket. It is the root of all evil. And for some strange reason, you put it where your mouth is.
After the alphabetical chanting is over and your sassy Preview staffer has left you with a kind note of encouragement, you leave Preview weekend with a schedule of classes, too many papers to keep track of and a pleasant (or haunting) experience rooming with another person in a brick white-walled dorm room.
Money. It burns a hole in your pocket. It is the root of all evil.
After the alphabetical chanting is over and your sassy Preview staffer has left you with a kind note of encouragement, you leave Preview weekend with a schedule of classes, too many papers to keep track of and a pleasant (or haunting) experience rooming with another person in a brick white-walled dorm room. Though that schedule may look solid, chances are you may want to switch things around. Maybe you want to pursue another major, or MMC1702 Rock n’ Roll & American Society seems too good to miss. Choosing courses can get tricky and frustrating, but there are plenty of sources to rely on when you need guidance.
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