College goes by quickly, so don’t waste time learning your own lessons.
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The Olympics aren’t your thing. Maybe you’ll be more interested in some unofficial games found right here in Columbia.
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Get your women’s gymnastics recap here, but be warned — SPOILERS!
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The Olympics are a time for unity, but let’s face it: Such a momentous event can also be used to make a statement.
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I can’t help you move. Even if I did have my dad’s truck, I’m busy that day. Sorry! But I can give you some great organization tips for after you’ve moved in.
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The next Columbia Artrageous Friday is just around the corner and there’s something new and exciting about it. Read more to find out what’s going on with this quarterly downtown event.
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You know you liked it (or didn’t) but you just don’t know why. Here’s a guide to the critical eye to help you figure out what makes you tick.
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There’s a lot going on this weekend in Columbia’s theater world — take a look.
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It’s going to be a hot one today. Here are some reasonable tips to avoid melting in the extreme heat.
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Four tried and true (cheap) picks that can be your gateway to a new genre.
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It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity. But it’s still pretty hot. Good thing there are so many great things about Columbia to take your mind off the temperature.
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Suspending your disbelief is critical to enjoy a movie or book. And yes, I do use Twilight as an example but it makes sense. Believe me.
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Johnny Depp may be a modern sex symbol, but he’s also exceptionally talented. And in a society where mediocre actors dominate the media, this is something… well, to be appreciated.
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I can’t promise that after you read this guide you will never commit a theater faux pas (people are always finding few ways to surprise me), but it explains the deeper ideas behind the rules we all know.
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“What’s done is done,” says Lady Macbeth in Shakespeare’s classic. But when it’s produced by the GreenHouse Theatre Project, a performance that has been played for centuries might premier as something totally new on Thursday night.
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