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College students laugh out loud
“The Second City: Laughing Matters,” a comedy group brought to the College by AMP, consists of five actors [...]
Off the top: The football team, led by Matt Crisafi, lost a little hair but made a big difference
Two years ago, Jesse Hall was diagnosed with Stage Three High Risk Neuroblastoma. Matt Crisafi, a redshirt junior [...]
Fairy tales on trial
Students from Providence Classical School attended “A Fractured Fairy Tale” Nov. 14, a faux trial between Charming, played [...]
Back in the saddle: Equestrian students balance sport’s added responsibility
The College’s equestrian team competes with the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association and on weekends attends shows around the [...]
Housing 101: Best off campus
When moving off campus, students no longer have to worry about waking up in the middle of the [...]
Housing 101: Bumped? Your next move
Being bumped from the housing process seems like a tornado, a hurricane, a flood and a fire hitting [...]
Striving for perfection
Unhealthy mentalities range from poor eating behavior to excessive exercise trends, both of which are worsened by the [...]
The writer who writes about writers
Christopher Bram ’74 writes about relationships. He describes brothels in New York City and the many complexities behind [...]
A wizard’s ball
Members of the College of William and Mary's Harry Potter fan club celebrated their common interests with their [...]
Early Enthusiasm
The class of 2016 has created an intricate social community on their Facebook page, an activity that would [...]
WATA considers canceling trolley
May 15, 2013
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What? Are you kidding me, this is totally ridiculous, what are they trWhile at home and abroad, it’s the gaps in the plan that stay with you
Thanks for your blog on travel, Samantha. You made me think, and have