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Life

A House of Hope

Imagine being released from prison with no contacts, a check for $25 and a prison uniform as your only clothing.


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Hammerhead Time

Recently the world saw the most impressive feat in female shark history since Susan the sand shark brought suffrage to all female sharks.


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Major woes

It's that time of year again, when the fate of our futures is left to a freshwater fish and an Egyptian goddess.


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Guilty pleasures: first-year style

Guilty pleasures are often dorky pleasures. Everyone can agree that watching "The O.C." is a guilty pleasure, but since Seth Cohen is so cute and funny, you can get away with it.


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A Mock Hajj to Mecca

The journey to Mecca, formally known as the Hajj, is a dream for Muslims all over the world, who believe they should make the pilgrimage once during their lifetimes.


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In the hot seat

Cocke Hall is a tough place to be a chair. In most buildings, the job's not so bad. You plunk yourself down on one side of the room, wait for a body to plunk down on you and for the next 50 minutes, just hang out right there.


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99 cents! Are you outta your mind?

A recent article in The New York Times called "How to Survive in New York on 99 Cents" details the experience of a tightwad gourmand who discovers the surprise bounty of top-shelf items at dollar stores throughout the city and then attempts to prepare a week's worth of gourmet meals using mostly these finds. As you read this, perhaps you're recounting an unsavory dollar store experience.


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Tokay: the other dessert wine

R.L. Buller & Son Fine Old Tokay (Victoria, Australia) Price: 14.99 Grade: A When most people think of dessert wine, Porto or Sauternes come to mind.


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A fragrant feast

Aroma's Café was aptly named. Once I opened the door, the stench of Five Guys' greasy fries, Casella's marinara sauce, and Hair Cuttery's shampoo dissipated, and my senses snapped to attention.


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Rollin' into town

If you see Graduate Arts & Sciences student Kate Ranganath around Grounds, she might seem like any other overworked doctoral candidate at the University.


Life

Playing it cool

We all have periods in our lives when things just won't work out. These periods can be brief or prolonged, and the problems tangible or emotionally rooted.


Life

The stress express

The recent release of the COD sparked a downward spiral in my disposition. The University's course offerings are plentiful and vast, yet I could not find a single class I wanted to take.


Life

An Evening with Econ

University Economics Prof. Bruce Reynolds characterized it as a "phoenix risen from the ashes." Unfortunately, he did not mean the U.S.


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Correction

The Thursday, March 27 Life feature "The decline and fall of Bear Stearns" stated that Bear Stearns stock was worth about $553 March 13.

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Latest Podcast

In this episode of On Record, Allison McVey, University Judiciary Committee Chair and fourth-year College student, discusses the Committee’s 70th anniversary, an unusually heavy caseload this past Fall semester and the responsibilities that come with student-led adjudication. From navigating serious health and safety cases to training new members and launching a new endowment, McVey explains how the UJC continues to adapt while remaining grounded in the University's core values of respect, safety and freedom.