I have Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Foursquare, Google+, Spotify, Turntable.fm, Bonfyre and Pinterest accounts. Although I’ll be the first to admit that my online social life may be slightly excessive, I doubt my experience is uncommon.

I have been ashamed of my alma mater since it gave an honorary degree to Phyllis Shafley, whose hatred of women’s rights [and gays] brings disgrace to a liberal arts university.

How did the Giants get here? Well, it has been a long season for Giants’ fans. After starting the season 6-2, the Giants went on to lose four straight games, including an embarrassing 49-24 Monday Night Football loss to the New Orleans Saints.

This will undoubtedly be a memorable Super Bowl to watch as the Patriots and Giants face off in a rematch from Super Bowl XLII.

I am writing with reference to the article entitled “Happy Anniversary, Roe.” And to be honest, I’m a bit shocked. I’m not terribly shocked that a pro-choice article was featured in StudLife. No, this is Wash. U. That is normal, even respectable.

Dear Editor, A huge thanks to the Obama administration for its outstanding efforts to protect access to affordable birth control for millions of women, including women employed by religiously affiliated institutions serving the broader public. Birth control use for basic preventive health care is nearly universal in the United States.

Being a St. Louis native has advantages not afforded to many Wash. U. students. I live in the dorms; however, I don’t wait for mail, I can see my dogs whenever I want and I can score free meals whenever my family eats out. In particular, I’ve enjoyed not having to navigate the mess that is traveling back to St. Louis.