Clarion, Citrus college, CA
1 day ago by Roxana Callejas
One very effective way to encourage students to participate in extracurricular activities like clubs is through fun.
The fall 2008 Club Rush, held Sept. 24 and Sept. 25 in the Campus Center Mall, entertained students with a festive atmosphere including food, music and dance did just that.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
19 minutes ago by Amanda Bruen
Hello again, dear reader! It's that time again ... fall - leaves changing to cardinal and gold (ironically everywhere but Southern California), midterms, pumpkins, generic candy corn, Kit Kat binges, early sunsets and life-changing sexual experiences.
Whether it was a new position, a new place (complete with rug burn in odd places) or a new partner, sexual exploits are eternally entertaining and stimulating conversation topics.
Claremont Independent, Claremond McKenna College, CA
49 minutes ago by Aditya Bindal
Last week, the CI sat down with Professor Marc Weidenmier, Richard Burdekin, Ludwig Chincarini, and Michael Kuehlwein, to discuss the current financial crisis. In the short time span of five days, during which we conducted our interviews, the financial industry was restructured and changed forever.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
2 days ago by Gabriel Morales
Dozens of fans cheering and walking the streets, huge amplifiers and stages scattered along Colorado Boulevard and all sorts of colorful shops welcoming visitors - this is the Eagle Rock Music Festival. Every October for the last 10 years, Eagle Rock has celebrated art and music with a free, one-night festival.
Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA
2 days ago by Lauren Barbato
There's just something romantic about spending an afternoon among the dusty shelves and yellowing pages of a secondhand bookstore, losing yourself in either the cluttered and cramped alcove or the vast, endless aisles of floor-to-ceiling bookcases. And of course, there's always that fat, grumpy cat sulking at the edge of the poetry section.
Courier, Pasadena City College, CA
3 days ago by Rodrigo Mejia
Long hours, teething test dates, congested labyrinth sailing around parking structures, and impossible deadlines are what students expect out of the college dance.
Often enough, though, students can be found pondering where to seek reprieve in the moments between their schedules; a place to shut off the noise around them and tune out the drumming of lecture and whip.
Courier, Pasadena City College, CA
3 days ago by Alfredo Aleman
Facebook has finally made good on its promise to switch from the "old Facebook" to the "new Facebook" with a brand new layout, but these new changes have created an uproar among some of the Facebook community.
Clarion, Citrus college, CA
4 days ago by Andrew Vasquez
Most people-students especially- say that they would like to volunteer and help others. However, between going to class, working, studying and maintaining their personal lives, few have the time. That is, until now. GiveVaccines.org, a web site co-founded by Citrus College business professor Richard Ghidella, provides students with an easy way to help children in need.
The Occidental Weekly, Occidental College, CA
4 days ago by Caroline Olsen-Van Stone
"One of my residents, Berto, came into my room, dressed as a Stormtrooper for Halloween. 'There's an alcohol poisoning,' he said. I called Campo and told them that a Stormtrooper would meet them at the door and lead them to the situation. I went down and held a bag for the girl as she threw up.
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