A wise man once said, "Don't have expectations, and you'll never be disappointed." I do not remember who exactly said this-it could very well have been imparted by a fortune cookie-but I think it is a very important philosophy to keep in mind.
There's normally a lot to complain about at Brandeis, and this week was no exception. From neighbors' girlfriends to a prolifieration of posters to suspicious-looking flowers, many happenings deserve brief comment.NEW PHONES; THAT'S NICE, BUT WHY NOW?Am I the only one confused about the mandatory telephone switch?
The so-called "Freshman 15" (the ominous 15 pounds students are known to gain during their first year of college) gets a bad rap.
My name is Matt B., and I am a recovering Facebook addict. It is strange to think that only five months ago this fad hit our campus.
Mankind's demise began on Dec. 17, 1903 and took place in our very own country. The Wright brothers had no idea what they had unleashed upon the world.
"Oh wow, that's so far away! How are you going to survive in the winter?" Virtually every person I have met has reacted with these words upon learning that I am from El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula.
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