Going to school is a fundamental part of our American society. Our parents focus our childhood around our academic experience.

Going to school teaches not only scholarly knowledge, but also develops our interaction in social situations, increases our independence, and allows us to create goals to work towards.

By: Colleen McCarthy Posted In: Entertainment After a long day exploring Newport after classes, my friend April and I and were exhausted. Exhausted and starving! Famished, we stumbled upon an excellent eatery, stopping at the first moderately priced place we could find; Hurricane Jane’s Cafe and Deli. Located at 198 Thames Street, on the second story above a T-shirt store,Read More

Your parents are back home, the semester is well under way, and things are going swimmingly. You’re on your own, and freedom never tasted so sweet.

Until you remember that you’re totally broke.

After textbooks and parking passes take their toll, what’s a poor student to do for nourishment once supplies from home are gone?

Enter the humble ramen noodle.

Oct. 18-24, 2004

ARIES (March 21-April 20). Broken romantic promises and unexpected social reversals will no longer be bothersome. Before midweek, watch for long-term friends or potential lovers to offer new optimism, emotional support or invitations. Join in and accept the compliment.

The Presidential DebateWatch 2004 will conclude this eveing with the final debate between Democratic candidate John Kerry and President Bush.

The Pell Center is sponsoring the event. The debates will be shown in the Bazarsky Lecture Hall in the O’Hare Academic Center.