They’re only three little words, but they can say a lot. I’m not talking about “I love you,” or “Who’s your TA?” or anything else with such obvious (and earth–shattering) meaning.
This former Station Manager of WQHS just handed over the reins, but he’s still a boss in the classroom as a Management TA. And look out, he just might be the next winner of The Amazing Race.
Worst news alert! You have a research paper for your history class. Procrastination is inevitable, so you might as well try to make the most of it. Here are two alternate paths your procrastination can take — it's up to you.
Pledging can often seem like a nightmarish, life-ruining, tequila-soaked wrecking ball crashing through your perfect little life, but it’s not totally unmanageable. Take some of Ego’s loving advice.
I’m always the most awkward around new people. I feel the need to point out every personal flaw I have, which usually reverts back to my horrible taste in just about everything.
This article is a part of the the Fall 2011 Joke Issue: Real Housewives of 34th Street.
Street: How did you decide to get married?
LP: It just made sense for us.
*This article is a part of the the Fall 2011 Joke Issue: Real Housewives of 34th Street.
As any true housewife knows, husbands are an essential part of maintaining the super fab, luxurious lifestyle that goes along with the title of being a real housewife.
My favorite time of the week is one most Penn students reserve for nursing their hangovers.
If it’s 10:30 on a weekend morning, you can often find me dressed, downtown and drinking.