After four years of college, countless hours at the library and a more-than-passing grade in biochemistry, one of my proudest accomplishments is that I am the owner of a Fall 2014 “Rush ZBT” T-shirt. I will wear this shirt with […]
I’ve overheard enough drunken Midtown arguments to know that they usually begin with a drunk, teetering girl whining “Just be honest with me” to some stupefied oaf who wants to get back to downing brews with the boys. This “lack […]
Tallahassee, known endearingly as Tallanasty, is victorious again. This week, it’s for their widespread commitment to unsafe sex and contracting sexually transmitted diseases. In the latest rankings posted by the STD Check blog, FSU ranked number three after Arizona State University and […]
If you’re not a first-semester freshman, you know about those dreaded green and blue packets. Between Tutoring Zone and Study Edge, the market of study aids seems to be dominated by the conglomerate of corporate business. Power players like Study […]
Dealbreakers, we all have them. Some more than others, but none of us is perfect. But I happen to pride myself on not possessing the one deal breaker that would un-seal the proverbial deal for me: Bad grammar. See, one […]
As some of us prepare to embrace the time-honored tradition of distorted historical perspectives about Native Americans, family dysfunction and turkey, all rolled into one day, others are gearing up for the madness that is Black Friday. The enthusiasm and […]
The joy of local music is directly linked to the concept of accessibility, and every year, the JAM plays host to a local music festival called Over Easy Fest that delivers on entertainment and accessibility. Via: GainesvilleScene It’s about artists […]
“Babies.” A word that strikes fear in the hearts of college kids. We’ve all successfully escaped teenage pregnancy statistics with only a few scares along the way. We’re all acquainted with the the collective sigh of relief women breathe when […]
In a top-tier research school like the University of Florida, the pre-med title is ubiquitous. I am one of the stereotypical pre-med majors who spend a majority of their time crying over some sort of science-related subject on the second floor of […]
I never was completely brought into the feminism camp. I grew up with a very strong willed mother who, despite her independence and higher education, never bought into the feminist movement. Throughout my years at college I have seen a […]
