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Don’t put this Wash. U. day on replay

Here at Student Life, we’ll give you a description of a Wash. U. day we’d never be willing to relive over and over again for the rest of our lives.

Staff list: Holiday gifts for everyone on your ‘nice’ list

It’s post-Black Friday craze—the gift-giving season is upon us.

Scene’s Scandal Spooktacular: Scooby-Doo monsters as recent campus controversies

At Washington University, we’ve been battling some especially scary demons lately, in the form of scandalous revelations and controversial decisions from campus figures and organizations.

Scene’s suggestions for what the chancellor should do before retiring

The Scene staff shares the top items on our bucket list of what Wrighton ought to do before retiring.

What to do instead of going to WILD

If you object to Lil Dicky as a problematic artist, you don’t care for his particular style of music, or you’d just rather not go to WILD for any of a multitude of other reasons, the Scene staff recommends some alternate activities for your Friday night.

Scene staff looks forward to another year at Wash. U.

Returning for a new academic year at Washington University can mean revisiting familiar frustrations, but it also brings about joyful reunions with some favorite, unique aspects of Wash. U. Here, the Scene staff shares the elements of campus life to which they are most excited to return this year.

We ate food in the shower (so that you don’t have to)

Food! We all eat it. Showers! We all take them. But food and showers together?

Class is in session: Best campus buildings to have sex in

Just because it’s a Tuesday doesn’t mean you can’t do something special while staying right on campus. Try having sex with your partner in a campus building!

Quick and easy: Recipes for the hopeless cook

Are your parents disappointed in your utter lack of culinary competence? Are you prone to setting small grease fires? If so, check out these easy recipes for a fulfilling meal.

Ways to decorate for the holidays, from one college student to another

Best of all, it’s time to get into the spirit with holiday-themed decorations. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, the winter season, all of the above or none of the above, here are some creative ways to decorate your place.

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