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Clever Excuses You Should Use When You’re Late To Class

Clever Excuses You Should Use When You're Late To Class

As college student, we are always running late to everything. Being in college gives you a sense of new found freedom you never really had before. You create your own schedule, you decide when you go to bed, you set your own alarm clocks. But even when you set 10 alarms (or in some cases just simply forget to set one), you somehow hot the snooze button one too many times. Your mind didn’t realize how tired it was and required just some more time to reset. Next thing you know wake up exactly the time class starts and you freak out. You still have to get ready and haul it across campus. From getting up in a ninja like motion and throwing on the clothes off the ground to running out the door and sprinting to class. It doesn’t matter who you are, it’s going to happen to you eventually.

Stories

Bus Collision In Seattle Leaves 4 College Students Dead

Thursday, September 24th a major accident happened in Seattle on Aurora Bridge. A charter bus carrying international students from North Seattle College for orientation collided with a tourist duck boat. Four students were found dead, and at least 15 other people left injured. The collision left several students in critical condition, while others were left in critical condition along with one employee. Photos from the scene appear to show the front of the duck boat, which was operated through a company called Ride The Ducks, touching the middle of the charter bus. The bus was carrying around 45 students and teachers that day. Officials said a total of 33 suffered less serious injuries, including 17 more than a dozen who remained hospitalized Thursday night. The collision included two other vehicles besides the two busses. Lt. Sue Stangl of the Seattle Fire Department said rescuers were first notified of the crash at

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10 Signs You Went To North Carolina State University

10 Signs you went to North Carolina State University: Raleigh, North Carolina. The Oak City. Home to our state capital, craft beer, local breweries, and the state fair. Most importantly, it is home to North Carolina State University (N.C State). To those who are attending or attended this magical place where country life meets city living, let’s take a look at some undeniably N.C State characteristics. 10. You live by: Never Give Up, Don’t Ever Give Up: I’ll start the article with one of the most serious and loved aspects of being an N.C State student or alum. Most sporting fans, especially those who follow collegiate basketball, can identify Jim Valvano and his lasting impact and legacy on the sporting world- specifically in regards to his iconic 1993 ESPY speech where he challenged us to “laugh, think, and cry” daily. Not only did Valvano lead N.C State to one of

Greek Life

The 10 Types Of Fraternity Guys In Every Chapter

The 10 Types Of Fraternity Guys In Every Chapter

Fraternity boys are one of my favorite things that I am currently studying in school. Whether it’s someone I met in class, at a frat parties, or someone who lives on my floor, my interactions with frat boys range in scope of understanding what type of person they are. I’m sure that being in a fraternity amplifies certain personalities and attributes, but through my research, I discovered that there are indeed stereotypes that ring true for the majority of fraternities. Here are 10 types of fraternity guys that you come across in every chapter: 10.) The All-American Boy He’s the kid who has it all balanced out. Guys want to be him and girls want to be with him. His chill to pull ratio is a solid 5:5, and we haven’t seen a ratio like that since McCoy was in the frat. #Amurica

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20 Things I Have Learned From My Lovely Southern Roommate

I met my roommate Colby on bid night. Two older girls in the house who were best friends were assigned to be Colby’s and my “Rose Sisters,” or girls who we hung out with in order to meet older members of our sorority. So throughout bid week, Colby and I got ready for pairs and went over to the house together. At first, Colby intimidated the hell out of me, which is funny because she is an absolute, for lack of a better word, nugget. I think it was mainly because Colby looked like the kind of person who would hang out with the cool kids in high school. You know, the ones that would only go to the theatre productions I was in so that they could receive extra credit for their English class? Luckily, Colby has turned out to be one of the greatest friends I have made at school, and