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Man’s true best friend

In the life of a college student, it’s hard to find the time between studying, extra curriculars on campus, work,

In the land of the Scots, one little Irish dame has found a home for the last year. She is

Sometimes, when people find out that I am not afraid to self identify as a raging-feminist (oh, the horror!), they

Nineteen-year-old international student Aidai Kozhalieva spent this year at Maryville College, and, as the time to return to her native

After last issue’s article, which I openly admit was quite depressing, I decided that for this column, I would talk

Listen, none of you people can drive. I don’t understand it. You spend all this money on your cars—tinting the

I have been spending entirely too much time on Hunger Games-themed Tumblrs. My Google search history consists of Jennifer Lawrence,

I get a lot of funny looks when I tell people about my spring break plans—probably because biking 450 miles

It is the natural tendency of humanity to be innately flawed, and the exposure of these shortcomings excites a sense

This article is about a subject that is much more serious and delicate than I normally address, so please forgive