The Lumberjack, Humboldt State University, CA
2 hours ago by Ryan Mollenhauer
The Orion, California State University, Chico, CA
18 hours ago by Eric Wendt
The ghosts of music legends Brad Nowell and Bob Marley were smiling down from reggae heaven Saturday night. The George Petersen Rose Garden was transformed into a sea of sweaty students, all bowing at the altar of The Expendables. A.S. Presents kicked off the fall semester by bringing the fan favorite to play a free concert.
The Orion, California State University, Chico, CA
22 hours ago by Kenna Hunt
Some say love is blind, but not always in the eyes of the law. Thousands of couples rejoiced this summer as the California Supreme Court lifted the ban on same-sex marriages May 15. Going to the chapel Celebrities are the first to jump on any new trend, and homosexual Hollywood is no different.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
1 day ago by Bob Beers
We kill dogs everyday. Cats and other pets are sent down that luminous tunnel in equally large numbers. As a society, it's fully appropriate to put our pets "to sleep" when they are inescapably sick or old. This compassionate logic is contrived fully from heartfelt love and tear-soaked sympathy.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
1 day ago by Dale W. Eisinger
For fans of any popular band, it 's close to a dream come true for a front man to personally hand over an unreleased album for free - imagine Thom York burning discs and handing them out in the quad. But what if, completely by accident, multiple new albums were let loose from the hands of a favorite singer, landing right in the laps of fans?
That was exactly the case last weekend when Bradford Cox, front man of up-and-coming indie band Deerhunter, unintentionally leaked two completely new albums via a link he posted on his blog.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
2 days ago by Tiffany Reagan
Over the years, the courtroom has become a powerful backdrop for film dramas and comedies alike. Some of the most iconic pop culture references have come from movies about law. (Think: "You can't handle the truth!") As a student of law, you should get to know the greats.
Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR
6 days ago by Tiffany Reagan
Most professional wardrobes consist of three options: black, grey and the occasional brown. As a lawyer, you will constantly be judged by what you wear, so why stick to the same-old-same-old? Your days of flip-flops and ironic T-shirts may be over, but don't let your future profession smother your personality.
Arbiter Online, Boise State University, ID
6 days ago by Shannon Morgan
Sometimes I wish I could be someone else. Being a single mother who manages two small children, works and goes to school full time, and attempts to find herself along the way is not easy by any stretch of the imagination-I don't suppose any of you believe it is.
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