Anything Goes Blog
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By Josh Veltrie ’11 This summer I was lucky to enough to enjoy the experience of a lifetime: working the Olympics in London. Being able…
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This blog post was written as a reaction to Dr. Simonet’s blog post. To read Dr. Simonet’s post click here. By Dr. David R. Dewberry…
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By Dr. Thomas Simonet ESSAY QUESTIONS (choose one): 1. Analyze the impacts of the Napoleonic Code on the Holy Roman Empire. 2. How should a…
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By Dr. Jonathan Millen Associate Dean, Liberal Arts I have had a strange 24 hours. Last night I was at Carnegie Hall to see a…
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By Amar Kapadia So… I just found out that I’m graduating this May 2012. What’s the big deal, you ask? Well, as a non-traditional student…
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By Kaitlin Williamson The sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon strive to help the community in many ways, including attending Community Day at the YMCA in…
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By Neil Rasbury Well, what can I say about being a new Resident Advisor? First off, let me start off with why I wanted to…
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Those who know me most likely expected my first-ever blog to be about music. The Beatles, Dylan, or Ryan Adams (look him up). Or hockey…
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On a Sunday early in March, I, Justine Claire Aronson, got married to myself. While I was disappointed to hear that Sue Sylvester had already hilariously covered…
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By Emily Landgraf On Saturday, Jan. 8, I was attending the Investigate Reporters and Editor’s (IRE) Campus Coverage Project in Phoenix at Arizona State University.…
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Many semesters ago, a student asked me what I like to do in my free time. I usually reply that I like to read about…
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