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Let’s vote on the U-District
A U-District would be nice, if it’s democratic
Derrick Skaug
The Daily Evergreen
Published: 12/15/2008  Read More »

I am in college now. And it's an exciting time of drinking and partying and getting STDs.

*struggle* *BANG* *POW* *KER-BLAM*

Phew! Sorry, this is Tori now. My former roommate typed those last two sentences.  Read More »

As a proud member of a sorority and a very active student on my campus, I for one am frustrated with Greek affiliated students being a constant scapegoat.  Read More »

Play a little pong
Take some shots
Set a little fire
All in a drunken haze

Laugh it all off
Sit around and play
Shoot a gun to the wall
All in a drunken haze

Party like a Rockstar
Take it all off
Run into a Train
All in a drunken haze

Make out upstairs
Love is in the air
Baby is then born
All in a drunken haze

Throw in a lime
A few more Coronas are nice  Read More »

Maybe I should feel bad for alcoholics and drunks. They don’t understand what they’re missing in life.

To those of you who settles in every night for a drink you desperately need…

To those of you who only ever orders alcoholic beverages at restaurants, because that’s all you drink…

To those of you who jokingly say to friends that you need to get them drunk…  Read More »

Why do you have to be 21 to drink? We are considered adults at 18. We can serve our country at 18. We can smoke at 18. We can buy a house or car when we are 18. And we can have kids when we want. Everything we do can be done at 18 or younger expect for drinking. Most everyone drinks before they are 21. Why do we have to wait until we are 21 the legally drink? Does this make since to any one?  Read More »

Imagine this: On normal a Friday noon, during lunch in school, girls are fighting for a Pepsi bottle, rolling on the floor, strangling each other for it. They are acting kind of strange.
It makes you wonder why they are fighting for that bottle.  Read More »

Things you can do at age 18:
You can vote.
Men have to sign up for selective service.
You can go to war.
You can be selected to jury duty.
You can buy a riffle.
You can play the state lottery.
You can buy cigarettes.  Read More »