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AAAS AAAS stresses involvement on campusOrganization encourages unified black populationThe Association of African-American Students announced changes in its organization during its first meeting of the school year to a crowd of nearly 100 students in the Russell House Theater on Tuesday. … 4 commentsFuture worries natural, normalAdvisor, library resources help relieve pre-career anxieties, aggravationsI'm going to be honest - the beginning of the year always stresses me out. Not only are we faced with tasks like finding new classes, buying books, taking care of finances, settling into new dwellings and making new friends, but we as students are faced with decisions of far greater scope. On top of all these mostly menial tasks, students are expected by parents and professors to map out their future.…Post First Comment
The best and worst coffee in ColumbiaCollege students love to procrastinate. And with procrastination comes those late nights desperately poring over books and tapping away at computers. The only thing that keeps students sane on those long nights is coffee's saving grace. It is the fuel that drives undergraduates to success and the liquid motivation that keeps us going when nothing else will. So, without further ado, the good, bad and ugly of Columbia's coffee houses.… 2 comments
Sophomore forward Sam Arthur will lead USC against a weakened Clemson defense. USC gears up for ClemsonSoccer opens season under Friday night lights against rivalMost people on campus are getting excited about the big football game this week. Talk to any member of the Carolina men's soccer team, and they have a different game on their mind. This weekend, the boys of USC soccer open up their 2008 season with a Friday night showdown against arch-rival Clemson.… 1 comment |