DormLife

Faith: Lost and Found – Changes in Students' Religious Attitudes in College

Thursday, March 4, 2010
By Hallie Santo

When we first started college, my boyfriend called me one day to share an interesting bit of news. “During our president’s welcome speech, the rabbi from the Spiritual Life Center blew the shofar,” he said. “It was incredible.”

“What’s a shofar?” I asked.

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Roommate S.O.S: What To Do If Your Roommate Struggles with Depression or an Eating Disorder

Thursday, March 4, 2010
By Caitlin Hardgrove

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From Class to Camo: Three College Girls Balance the ROTC Life

Thursday, February 25, 2010
By Katie Sanders

Shawna Sinnott wakes up between 0430 and 0500 every weekday. The Harvard University senior rolls out of bed, passes the ballerina posters mounted on her wall and heads for her closet, fully stocked with ball gowns, bikinis and Marine Corps Dress Blues.

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Call Me a Cadet: Life for Ladies at a Military University

Thursday, February 25, 2010
By Victoria Uwumarogie

Imagine this.
Instead of going to school in the freshest new skinny jeans and your trusty Ugg boots, imagine wearing a uniform to class everyday in college: blue dress shirt, dark dress pants.
Instead of pulling an all-nighter for your hardest final exam, imagine that your final exam is a two mile run and a hefty sit up and push up test.

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Off-Limits Relationships: Why RAs and TAs are Risky Territory

Thursday, February 18, 2010
By Alyssa Grossman

Ever notice how the men we lust after the most are usually those who are the least available? Guys in relationships, guys who live on the other side of the country, that adorable resident advisor down the hall, your sweet, brilliant, and nerdy-hot history TA… Well, two of these categories of unavailability are not like the others.

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Don’t Forget About Your Homeslice!: Tips to Keep Your Hometown Friendships Strong While Away at School

Thursday, February 18, 2010
By Caitlin Hardgrove

There’s no doubt that college is an exciting time full of amazing people and experiences, but even when Dorothy made a bunch of new friends in the magical Land of Oz, she still knew there was “no place like home!” Because you’re meeting so many people and building so many fresh relationships, not to mention going to class, clubs, sports, and other activities, it definitely starts to get difficult

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