by Gunnar Heinrich and Ben Traverse in Opinion
Two Fridays ago, my friend Ben Traverse left work after a long day at the office. He got in his car and rather than undoing his tie and heading over to Georgetown to find some happiness at Happy Hour, he drove down Independence Avenue connecting to I-395.
by Taryn Filomio in Opinion
Traveling is an experience everyone should have; it allows us to become familiar with other cultures hands on. As college students, however, most of us can barely afford to pay for our textbooks let alone leisurely trips. Organizations such as EF College Break, Student City and Contiki have created travel deals targeted to students who have always wanted to travel but fell short when it came to expenses.
by Alicia Staffa in Opinion
I hate doorknobs. Better yet, I hate railings. And worst of all, I hate public bathrooms. Some might call me crazy; others might just call me a germaphobe.
by Caitlin Lashley in Opinion
I am writing this hoping that it will find a pair of eyes. I am writing so that perhaps this will make a change in the views of one or two students. I am writing to show my frustration. I am writing to share my disappointment. I am writing about the movie "The Devil Came on Horseback".
by David Hutter in Opinion
I am writing this letter to express my support for The Chronicle staffers to conduct interviews and publish articles free from the interference of the administrators.
by Carole Ann Kinnaw in Online Exclusives
Upon approaching the five week winter break we just returned from, I was excited about no classes, no homework, and the chance to see my family and friends. I wasn't, however, excited to work. Taking a job as a hostess at a small restaurant named The Gingerman turned out to be one of the best experiences I have ever had.
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