AT ISSUE: exam induced stress can be easily mitigated
Stress is part of being a college student. Whether it comes from papers, exams or relationships, stress is ubiquitous. Thankfully, the library alleviates some of the finals week chaos by providing free coffee and tea after midnight. However, as finals weeks have shown, stores of coffee and tea are limited and often run out.
In my opinion
As some of you may have noticed, campus has been undergoing some construction over the past several weeks. These deferred maintenances are the beginning steps of the university's “master plan.” The final results will transform campus into a more aesthetically pleasing and capable acreage.
On the record
As the semester winds down—or perhaps more accurately, winds up, rather like a top getting ready to explode—I find myself continually looking toward that magical moment when my sabbatical begins.
In my opinion
Using curse words is one of the most unoriginal and nonsensical things you can do. I’m talking about those words that everyone uses everyday, to the point where people don’t even think about words mean anymore.
Letter to the editor
Dear Editor:
I have noticed that student health has become a reoccurring topic here at The Maroon, and so I felt it best to write to you about how the health clinic almost killed me. Yes, those bastards almost killed me.
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor:
Thank you for your April 8, 2010 article on the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 and the impact that it will have on Federal Student Loan Programs starting July 1.
Think About It
Where do you see the world in one hundred years? How do you define progress? Take a minute to ponder these questions. Though at first glance it might not appear as if these questions are related, they are actually intimately connected with the way in which we carry out our everyday lives.
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