by Chris Boucher in Commentary
What do you want to do with your life?
It is a hard question to answer, and even harder when you are wedged between the metal wall of a subway car and an overweight businessman who outgrew his shirt three sizes ago. At 7:30 in the morning, when the air conditioning is busted.
by Daniel Koik in Commentary
I did not realize what had happened until I tried to step onto the GUTS bus. When I pulled out my wallet, I realized that the only ID card I could see was my driver's license. A quick rummage through the various pockets revealed that, on just the third day of classes, I had already lost my GOCard.
by Stephanie Green in Commentary
As college students, many of us are familiar with the urgent craving for a cup of coffee before a 9:15 class or the cups at night to hold us through the end of that ten-page paper we should have started earlier. We buy some Maxwell House coffee for club meetings or go to Uncommon Grounds to chat with friends.
by Kelsey Shannon in Commentary
Once upon a time, there was this place — a large town that had been menaced by an eccentric monster for as long as anyone could remember. The monster came but a few times a year, and struck only those of a certain age — those on the threshold of adulthood.
2008 Woodie Awards