Getting out of my comfort zone and never going back
By Chandler Gould I do not get outside of my comfort zone. I have always tried to push myself, and I have, but all inside of my bubble. When I […]
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Rats!
By John Berens I may not be the cleanest person around – to my roommate’s chagrin, I’m the sort of feller who leaves dirty clothes in my gutter. Sometimes, I […]
DC Has Restored my Faith in American Ideals
By Amanda Cary When I shared with friends and family that I would be spending my fall semester in Washington, D.C., most thought I was making a good choice in […]
Dancing Yourself Clean in D.C.
By Zach Schlein What you get out of clubbing is directly proportional to what you put into it. For many, the popular conception of clubbing is that of finely tailored […]
Life in the Sports Office
By Patrick Wilson Let’s be real, who would not want to work in sports for a career? You get paid to literally watch sports and go to games all the […]
Storming of the Bastille
By Mona Mirmortazavi This weekend, my roommates planned a great trip to Gettysburg to experience one of the most powerful moments in American history and appreciate the multitude of President […]
Finance and Hunger in D.C. – A Savage Journey to the Heart of an Undergrad’s Checking Account
By Chris Vest Having grown up in a small, rural town with maybe five fast food restaurants, a few mom-and-pop diners and a questionable Chinese place for dining options, I […]
No Reservations About It: Skip the Museum of the American Indian
By Austin Bruno “Make your way around the monuments, late at night. And check out the Smithsonian museums!” I heard those two bits of touristy “advice” more than anything else […]
Thank you, Mr. Metro Man
By Christy Flom There is no good mode of transportation, but every option is available – from bikes, to cars to buses and even trains. Plus, people seem to be […]