About: Paula Lauris
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What’s been your favorite part of the Olympics so far?
Word on the Street finds out your favorite part of the Olympics.
The sexiest (unexpected) body parts
When we finally learn about the birds and the bees, something happens: We begin our strong obsession with what sets girls and guys apart
Blast from the past: St. Louis Sci-Fi Lounge
Gamers, toy collectors, artists and concert-goers of St. Louis unite: There is now a place for you to share your eclectic passions. The Sci-Fi Lounge, located a short walk from campus at 6010 Kingsbury Ave., offers a unique escape to a world of all things nostalgic and entertaining.
Best brunch spots near Wash. U.
The story behind the creation of brunch is as mysterious as its purpose: Is it breakfast or is it lunch? Regardless of its founding, brunch has become a college tradition that lets students sleep in late and recover from the night before. While there are satisfying brunch options on campus, there are plenty of other [...]
Stepping Out: Pho Grand
As any St. Louis food connoisseur knows, South Grand Boulevard is the place to go for authentic, international food offerings. Whether you want Afghani food, Persian cuisine or a home-cooked Japanese meal, South Grand has it all.
Tips to starting off your semester right
Congratulations! You’ve officially made it through your first day of classes. Or maybe you slept through them.
Hip hop against hunger
What does hip-hop have to do with increasing social awareness and alleviating hunger? A diverse group of Washington University students and campus groups will join together to answer this question during “Hip-Hop Against Hunger: A Week of Cultural and Social Awareness,” on Nov. 9-15.
Stepping Out: Culpeppers
For college students, there are three important things to consider when eating out: how good the food is, how cheap it is and how much you can take back with you to put in your fridge.
From fashionable to FAB
Looking at the class profiles for business schools across the country, it becomes quite obvious that the sector is mostly male. Indeed, the Olin Business School displays this trend with over 60 percent of its students being male. Leave it to the women at Washington University, however, to throw statistics aside and to ensure their representation at Olin.
Mixing business with pleasure: The Movie Banter
In a world where practicality reigns over passion, it is often difficult to make time for our true hobbies. Guitar playing is sacrificed for economics studying, while running marathons is replaced by running psychology experiments. Washington University alum Matt Rosenberg, however, has found a creative way to balance a career in accounting with his love [...]
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