Women’s track and field wins two straight to kick off indoor season
The Washington University men’s track and field team kicked off their indoor season on Saturday, Jan. 21 with brilliant success, as they won the Rose-Hulman Quad in Terre Haute, Ind.
Men’s b-ball falls to 13-5 on season following tough UAA weekend battles
The Washington University men’s basketball team escaped a late University of Rochester comeback bid and held on to defeat the Yellow Jackets 67-62 before a sizable crowd at the Washington University Field House Friday night.
Stepping Out: Modesto
Perfect for dates, Modesto’s combination of atmosphere, flavor and uniqueness makes the restaurant a must for anyone wishing for a taste of Spain, or just a wonderful meal.
Romance 101
The two groups seem to coexist peacefully most of the time. Who are these groups, you ask? They are those who get to check the privileged “In a relationship” box on their Facebook profiles and those who wish they could.
The Facebook’s audience is wider than we think
Even professors can utilize Facebook.
Why do the Facebook haters gotta hate?
Even on Facebook, that bastion of sociability, where friends are collectibles and new social groups are a few clicks away, the nasty concept of severe dislike has followed us.
Miss Manners: Facebook etiquette
For all the possibilities Facebook created, the new Web site also opened a Pandora’s box of online irritation.
Alternate identities abound on the Facebook
God has a Facebook account – and apparently, He attends Washington University.
Ratemyprofs ‘hot,’ evals not
Washington University’s course evaluations can warn students about the workload in a course – but if a student wants to find out if a professor is “hot” or not, ratemyprofessors.com is the place to go.
Donating seven drops can save a life
The Washington University Marrow Registry (WUMR), the student group that organizes the annual event, will cover all costs for students for the first time in its four-year history.