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	Your Boyfriend's Favorite Looks: Translated By Martha McDonnell March 4, 2012 - 4:58pm Guys have it so easy – they don’t have to deal with painful 5-inch stilettos or skintight strapless dresses in order to look good on a night out. Let’s be honest here, most guys throw on basketball shorts and a t-shirt and call it high fashion. But, haven’t you ever secretly wanted to raid your boyfriend’s closet and see what the hype is all about? Whether it’s one of his old t-shirts or a well-worn, oversized sweater, something about menswear is so sexy, not to mention ridiculously comfortable. And lucky for us, the look is back for the season; from J. Crew’s “boyfriend jeans” to Topshop’s “boyfriend blazer,” designers can’t seem to get enough of this trend. Here are a few ways you can incorporate your guy’s clothes into your spring wardrobe. ...
	Alyssa Onan '12 By Anita Babbitt March 3, 2012 - 9:26pm Name:Alyssa Onan Year:Senior Major:Psychology Activities at LU: Women's Soccer Relationship Status:Single Celebrity Crush:Cal from Timeflies What are you going to miss the most about Lawrence:I'm going to miss the soccer team. The team is my second family. They're my best friends and I can to to them with anything. I'm definitely going to miss being able to see them everyday. READ MORE
	Bad Boys We Love to Hate By Anita Babbitt March 1, 2012 - 10:59pm I’m sure many of us ditched our homework this weekend and plopped in front of the television to admire the beautiful dresses and people at the 2012 Academy Awards. Many of us probably noticed the very handsome men who were nominated for Oscars, and many of them would not be considered the typical “good” or “nice” guy most of us hope to be with one day. Instead, some exemplify the type of men that us ladies go after because of the challenge it represents. Many of us need to experience these types of men in order to realize they are not who we want to end up with, but at the end of the day, the good guys should never come in last place. The Tortured Soul (The Artist)—Jean Dujardin READ MORE...
	How She Got There: Emily Henry '91 By Ariella Morik March 1, 2012 - 11:45am Emily Mingenbach-Henry ’91 is an interior designer who resides in Sante Fe, New Mexico. She is the owner Emily Henry Interiors and is currently working to expand her business. Her Campus™ Lawrence met up with her during the previous Lawrence Scholars in Arts and Entertainment summit and sat down to chat about her career, advice and what she values about a Lawrence degree. READ MORE
	S.O.U.P. Café Series: Alfa By Alex Koszewski March 1, 2012 - 3:22am S.O.U.P hosted the singer and songwriter Alfa Tuesday night in Kaplan's Grill. Her unique style enhanced her performance as she sung a wide range of songs; from a song about pi so "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." READ MORE
	S.O.U.P. Comedy Series: Chad Daniels By Alex Koszewski February 24, 2012 - 3:55pm S.O.U.P Comedy Series hosted the comedian Chad Daniels Wednesday night in Kaplan's Grill. He is one of 13 comedians that have appeared on the "Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien." READ MORE
	Beauty Secrets from Around the World By Martha McDonnell February 24, 2012 - 3:04pm Beauty rituals have come a long way over the course of history. Although we no longer use nightingale dung as a facial mask like the Japanese geishas or lead powder as a foundation like the women in the Renaissance, some treatments have lasted through the ages and are still used today. Here are a few secrets from countries around the world that you can incorporate into your everyday routine. 1. South America: Avocadoes READ MORE
	First Annual Yule Ball By Alex Koszewski February 21, 2012 - 9:47pm Students danced at the Yule Ball Friday 2/17/12. The Yule Ball was made possible by LUMOS: Lawrence University Magical Organization of Students, an official chapter of the Harry Potter Alliance. READ MORE
	Thomas Henry Chestnutt '14 By Jenny Angeli February 21, 2012 - 9:41pm Name: Thomas Henry Chesnutt READ MORE
	Internship Chronicles: My Summer on the Run By Camilla Grove February 17, 2012 - 11:11am Last summer I turned down an internship at a theater company because I was afraid they would not have much for me to do. Of course my parents weren’t happy with my choice and midsummer I finally found another internship working for a production company in New York City. The day before the internship began I spent an hour planning my outfit, I brought two liter bottles of water with me to fight off the summer heat, and I made sure to leave my dad’s apartment with twice as much time as I needed to get there. I was going to be the best intern they had ever seen, and I was going to work so hard that they would promote me to director’s assistant by the end of the week. At least, that is what I thought....