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Because there's no better way to procrastinate writing your college application essays than reading tips about writing your college application essays.

That said, it's cold as crap here right now.

It looked delicious... but we were told we couldn't eat yet. It is an extremely sadistic thing to show us food and tell us we can't partake. I was ready to dive in. But there was a reason.

Today was my final exam for History of Argentine Music. This is how my studying unfolded on Twitter.

I've gained a certain amount of respect - if not understanding - for mass spectrometry and I've begun to understand how the microwave in the kitchen works, at least for making Ramen noodles.

Unqualified and unsolicited advice on the college essay from someone who went about it the wrong way.

Hello? Is anybody out there?

Off-campus status is both a blessing and a curse...but mostly a blessing.

I have one week to go in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Before I find myself completely overwhelmed readjusting to life in the U.S., I thought I would share a few pointers for anyone who thinks studying abroad is in their future.

The money raised by Work it for Women was to help women with the costs of an abortion: travel, overnight stays and child care.

We also had an accidental four-hour stay in Bratislava, but hey, spontaneity and learning to roll with it is part of the adventure of traveling.

I think a die a little bit every time someone uses the word Obie to describe a person who goes to Oberlin (as in: We Obies love to hate things ). I think The Grape --one of Oberlin College's many publications--described the word as (and I'm paraphrasing here) "used only by The Review and the Admissions Department."