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Every year, usually around Jan. 5, I end up disappointing myself by breaking one or more of my New Year’s resolutions. Whether it’s eating an entire Hot-N-Ready pizza when I’ve set out to lose 10 pounds, or cowering under my covers with a flashlight on the night I was finally supposed to ask out that girl from class, I can’t keep promises to myself.
The first question was an icebreaker asked to help cut the tension in the air.
I agree with Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter. Placing armed guards in every school across the nation is a “dumbass idea.”
When the dust settles after a tragedy like the shooting in Newtown, Conn., we fall into a familiar pattern of mourning.
What would holiday break be without going home to mom and dad and your old bedroom hosting your twin-sized mattress and Winnie the Pooh sheets?
Ah, to be 24 and $60,000 in the hole to Uncle Sam.
Looks like we are on a campus of thieves.
As the Supreme Court hears another affirmative action case, Americans are again scrutinizing government-sponsored efforts at eliminating inequality.
Dating back as early as the days of Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana, it seems that America has always been utterly fascinated with the royal family.
I have regularly as of late stationed myself in Java City with a cup of coffee (60 percent cream, 40 percent coffee), a newspaper and a handful of mini-straws, which I pick up instinctively, and roll around idly on the table, one at a time, with a single finger. One eye occasionally glances up at the door; I'm waiting for a guest. I've been waiting for him for six months now.
It appears that the old adage is true: Twinkies are indestructible.
Is common sense just a relative term for not being an ass to others?
The world will end in less than a month.
Israel and Palestinian militants are fighting again in the Gaza Strip. This isn't about the fact they're fighting; they fight all the time.
Have you seen these fools throwing dimes in the trash at the Towers, outside the library and all over campus? I think these people are crazy and I'm calling them out. This ignorance, and laziness needs to end.
As it became clear on election night that Democrats would emerge victorious, Republicans nationwide ought to have had a unified moment of pause.
On Feb. 8, 2009, singer, songwriter and actor Chris Brown was convicted for assaulting recording artist Rihanna and was placed on five years probation.
Last Wednesday, in a fit of glee, I published the column, "Lower your ticket prices and (other team’s) students will show."
The 2012 election season was a huge success for the American news media, as journalists and pundits brought you, the voter, truth and substance over —
Tuesday’s election has finally come and gone, leaving behind a blissful lack of candidate ads. Now, when commercials come on, we can set aside all our political anxieties and just watch Greg Jennings sell us Old Spice in peace.
