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For some people, clothes are merely a societal norm. For others, like myself, they represent a realm of possibilities, and a way to express yourself without using words. I am not embarrassed to say clothes are among my favorite things. Many people have the false presumption that in order to look stylish and trendy, their wardrobes […]
Guess what? Watching Netflix after you graduate is sadly not a full-time career. And since that means getting a real job, it’s important to know how to handle an interview. Otherwise you’re not even going to have a paycheck to watch Netflix when you do have the free time. There is unwritten code of conduct […]
The Food Truck phenomenon has been in full force in the Holy City for a while now, which means there are some great meals to be had on wheels. From the Big Apple down to New Orleans, food trucks have been serving up restaurant-quality meals that will have you talking for days. That’s why Charleston chefs […]
“These will be the fastest four years of your life.” Yep. We’ve heard it before. The process is gradual, but the moment it hits home, it hits home hard. Read about the 9 moments it hits hardest. Welcome to your senior year. – by Grace Newall
Rochester, New York’s tasty claim to fame, The Garbage Plate, recently celebrated its 60th birthday at the concoction’s original location, Nick Tahou Hots. If you have not heard of the messy delicacy, this iconic meal was born when a student came into the shop and ordered a plate with “all the garbage” on it, and […]
About to graduate and worried about how to be a leader in world that’s full of them? Keep reading. Making your mark in the business world is full of challenges, but it’s nothing you can’t prepare for. Follow these 11 tips and you’ll be golden. So here are just a few tips to help you […]
– by Caroline Hubbell: Nearly 70 percent of the public “never or hardly ever” pays attention to the content posted on social networks from the brands they follow, says a recent study from Kentico Software. But there are good – and beneficial – reasons to pay attention to the content from the brands you love. […]
– by Genevieve Dolan College sports fans often plan their weekends around their favorite sports game showing on TV. While most of my friends put time into their favorite football, basketball, or even baseball team, my dedication focuses on something much smoother – college hockey. And as the Stanley Cup finals get into high gear, […]
Unless you’ve been living under a rock you probably know about the Disney movie “Frozen.” It has been breaking records and winning awards ever since it came out last November. Here are just some of the reasons that prove ‘Frozen’ is a power house of movie and why we love it! by Stephanie Benner […]
by Christina Piperato Having the perfect wedding is every bride-to-be’s dream. Aside from having the ever-so-stunning dress and handsome groom, the next most important thing is locating the perfect location for your wedding. Check out 11 of the most charming wedding locations in and around the local Charleston area.
Every communication major has received the snarky “What are you going to do with that?” question once, twice, or too many times to count during his/her college career. Critics – or more likely business majors – claim it’s too easy to be taken seriously. I beg to differ…and here’s why. by Camilla States
by Taylor Sasser Juicing has become a huge craze – and for good reason – but it’s not for the uninitiated. Before you buy all those veggies and clear out the fridge, here are a few things to keep in mind before jumping in. See story here.
– by Anne Marie Martin The College Reads! Program at the College of Charleston has come under attack recently by the state government for assigning “Fun Home,” a gay-themed book, to freshmen. But students and faculty will have none of those threats. The Student Government Association is fighting back after the State Legislature threatened […]
Most College of Charleston students are aware of the notorious all-girls Berry Resident Hall. They’ve seen it when walking to class, visited it on a Friday night, or maybe even lived there. Located near the main part of campus on Saint Phillip Street, it is surrounded by other campus buildings. Students passing by will […]
Two South Carolina lawmakers, Reps. Jim Merrill and Leon Stavrinakis, want to bring the College of Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina together as a single university in “response to business demands in the Lowcountry to create a workforce to match our growing economy.” Even though the decision has been pushed back another […]
– by Hannah Charney Europe is just across the pond, and while it may seem like their way of life is pretty similar to ours, there are a lot of differences you should know about before making the trip. Four College of Charleston students studying in France and Italy weigh in to provide you with these […]
– by Alexandra Blair Condé Nast Traveler rated Charleston, S.C., the USA’s No. 1 City for three consecutive years. Though Charleston may be aesthetically appealing, there are a few things Condé Nast may have overlooked. 9 reasons Charleston may not be the No. 1 city in the United States
– by Dakota Isaacs You’ve heard the news – everyone hates us. While that might be a slight exaggeration, the stereotype of a Millennial isn’t really helping our reputations much. As the younger-end of the Millennial generation approaches its entrance into the work force, it’s time to stop whining (as we typically do) and figure […]
– by Clifton McDaniel Charleston is home to some of the most interesting historic architecture that people travel across the globe to see. Have you actually been inside our 10 most interesting picks? If not, spring is a great time to walk the Holy City’s sidewalks and find these magnificent buildings.
– by Jillian Cunningham During a Cistern break between classes, a woman with a stack of papers approached me and asked if I had a moment of my time to listen to her. Normally, I look at my feet, walk fast and try to avoid any solicitation or conversation with groups promoting something on the […]
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