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The College’s apathetic epidemic
Hercules wakes up five minutes after class begins, puts on his clothes in 36 seconds, and breaks the [...]
Perspectives on Blowout: What to do, and why I want to remember it
The adage “memories last a lifetime” often does not hold true after a night of heavy drinking. After [...]
A world geared toward extroverts
Take a moment to think back to freshman orientation: Tribal screams pouring forth from every corner of campus, [...]
Keeping up with the competition: Emphasizing STEM
The College of William and Mary has always been known for its history and therefore has developed the [...]
When attempting to keep students motivated, dynamic professors are the key
While many students can identify a moment in college when a faculty member helped develop their interests, or [...]
Why objective teacher ratings are impossible
This past week, it was announced that The Princeton Review is releasing a book on the 300 best [...]
Innocent until proven guilty: Proposed policy infringes on privacy rights
The Dean of Students’s proposed changes to the Student Handbook for the upcoming academic year includes one doozy: [...]
Accept it: Colleges do everything they can to reject as many applicants as possible
Great news from the Office of Undergraduate Admission — The class of 2016 is by far the best [...]
Spending money to decrease debt
As an out-of-state student here at the College of William and Mary, I often conveniently forget that I [...]
The power of persuasion: When to draw the line when deciding our friends’ futures
Tasked with the decision of where to spend their next four years, our high school senior friends are [...]
Author with Asperger's tells personal story
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