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How to survive your freshman year: Your roommate and you
Here’s some advice about how to survive your roommate, straight from people who've done it.Read Full Article | See more articles in advice »
Colleges wary of ‘helicopter parents’
A national survey suggests that while college officials may see many parents’ behavior as overzealous, students are largely satisfied with a little helicopter-like hovering, at least in their first year.Read Full Article | See more articles in campus life »
Students Seek Coed Rooms at Stanford
Stanford may join the list of colleges that are modifying policies to accommodate male and female students who want to live together.Read Full Article | See more articles in campus life »
Survey: More students studying Arabic, African, Asian languages
Enrollment in Arabic classes expanded more than two-fold since 2002, but the number of colleges and universities offering Arabic has also nearly doubled.Read Full Article | See more articles in campus life »
At this frat, it’s buds, not suds
All Phi Delta Theta houses nationwide are required to be alcohol-free. And members of the fraternity say they're glad to have it that way.Read Full Article | See more articles in campus life »
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Singles Find Love & Friendship Online
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Don't Let Money Ruin Your Love Life
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New sites rate online daters
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Master of the dorm surrounds himself with students
A college student shares his adventures as a resident adviser in a freshman dorm. -
The Collegiate Poker Tour: Easy Money or a Bad Gamble?
The new Collegiate Poker Tour is offering students a chance to win $60,000 in scholarship money. -
Roommate Swap Doesn't Create Loophole in Lease
A legal expert warns a student not to expect a legal loophole to get him out of a jam with a deadbeat roommate.
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