Rachel stood back and watched as her sorority sisters were forced to take shots with dead goldfish in them, dress up in revealing outfits, fake sexual noises and acts, strip for fraternity guys, participate in drunken swimming relays and get lap dances from fraternity guys.
“There were about 50 girls in my pledge class. We were thrown together not knowing anyone.
Despite an increase in opportunities for student-professor relationships outside the traditional educational setting with the use of Facebook, most people agree that maintaining a separation between professional and social lives is important.
Business and economics students will no longer be able to declare more than one concentration due to budget cuts.
The invention of Amazon’s Kindle DX is now in the market to replace paper books, I personally would never replace my heaps of textbooks for one.
Human testing of the swine flu vaccine has shown that there are no dangerous side effects, health officials announced yesterday.
This fall, Cal Poly Facility Services will be reducing the frequency of landscaping, custodial and building maintenance services across campus in response to a 14 percent cut in its budget.
Your Social Security number is your personal code contained in many important documents: medical records, insurance files, job applications, banking accounts and college applications, to name a few. This nine-digit number, however, might not be as personal as some people think, creating a potential increased risk for identity theft. In a 2009 study by Alessandro […]
Students’ Facebook profiles can work for or against them when employers look to social networking sites to prescreen potential employees.
I am not a big shopper. Last Friday, however, my girly shopping gene was stimulated when I went to Forever 21.
Off-campus housing complexes in San Luis Obispo are noticing increased vacancies due to the introduction of on-campus housing complex, Poly Canyon Village. Poly Canyon Village has filled all of its 2,620 spots for this fall.
“Boomerang kids.” It’s a new term created to describe a student who leaves home to go off to college, receives a degree and then comes a knockin’ on their parents’ door.
