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12 Things to Do Before the End of the World
DECEMBER 21ST, 2012. According to Wikipedia,”the date marks the end of the world or a similar catastrophe. Scenarios suggested for the end of the world include the arrival of the next solar maximum, an interaction between Earth and the black hole at the center … Continue reading
Grow the Best Moustache for Movember!
It’s that time of the year again! As you walk through campus in the next few weeks, you’ll slowly start noticing the extra hair follicules on men’s faces. Moustaches will quickly take over campus! The Movember Foundation is responsible for … Continue reading
Make a Difference on Campus (Part 2)
As Part 1 of this blog series stated, there are many ways to make a positive impact in the world by leveraging the influential power of youth and community. Colleges and universities provide the appropriate environment to create grassroots movements … Continue reading
How Students Can Fight The Freshman 15
If you are not aware of the phenomenon that is the “Freshman 15″, here is how the folks on Urban Dictionnary have described it: “Another name for the college freshman class; given to the freshman class because in the first year … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, exercise, Freshman 15, Freshmen, gastronomy, health, smoking, stress, Urban Dictionnary
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Positive Impact of Non-Governmental Organizations On Campus (Part 1)
Many students on campus have the willpower to improve the environment of the communities they are in but simply don’t know how they can have a significant impact. There are many answers for them! One avenue could be non-governmental organizations … Continue reading
Know Your Student Body: Top 12 Blogs
In sports, there is an acronym that is sometimes used by sports coaching staffs around North America to explain how you should always be aware of the players that you put on the court/field/ice before making strategic decisions. The acronym … Continue reading
Off-Campus Or Residence Housing For International Students?
With the noticeable internationalization of higher education in North America and across the world comes the increasing importance of student organizations on campus whose goal is to provide a positive and everlasting experience for incoming students. These organizations exist to make the … Continue reading
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Tagged Exchange, Experience, International Students, Location, Off Campus, Privacy, Residence, Residence Halls, Rules
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