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Confusion Corner: Blowout 2012, your survival guide
Otherwise known as the Last Day of Classes, Blowout consists of bouncy castles, concerts, free lunch, afternoon ice [...]
Confusion Corner: The four people you meet at the College
I believe there’s a book out there called “The Five People You Meet in Heaven.” I think there [...]
Confusion Corner: Warm weather highlights redeeming qualities of the College
With April now upon us, it is time for those students who like to think weather doesn’t make [...]
Confusion Corner: The griffin vs. the hokie
As I write this, I am well behind the corn-fed, buzz-cut, Appalachian enemy line of Virginia Tech. As [...]
Confusion Corner: Considering College-community relations from another perspective
Here at the College of William and Mary, we have something called “the bubble.” All students remain within [...]
Confusion Corner: Trading classes for sunshine
As the time of warm weather begins, the temptation to skip class and enjoy the outdoors grows ever [...]
As students, College landmarks change in meaning and value
After eavesdropping on several admissions tours this week, I’ve learned that we harbor a fairly large vendetta against [...]
Confusion Corner: Campus dining tough to swallow
The Caf manages, on a regular basis, to ruin seemingly unruinable staples of chicken, tomato soup, and bread. [...]
Confusion Corner: Getting old isn’t all it’s cracked up to be
Imagine my complete loss for what to think now that growing up comes with a few more complications [...]
Confusion Corner: Dating life on campus
A small percentage of students are lucky enough to have already found a significant other. For the rest [...]
Author with Asperger's tells personal story
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