According to our friends over at CollegeTimes.com, these are the bouncers you won’t like very much in college: 1. The Guy From The Same Area As You. To you, this guy is your friend. He scans your ID and comments on your hometown. He asks do you know Paddy. Well of course I know Paddy, he’s great and I love the way he takes his granny to mass. You naturally go too far, he gets sick of your drunken banter and sends you on your way. You stumble into the club only to discover your friends are definitely not by your side thanks to your conversation with the bouncer, but hey, you’re in, result. 2. The Dickhead. Dickheads. They’re everywhere. Your ex-boyfriend is one, the lad you’re seeing is one, hell you’re even one, but one thing is certain, every club hires a dickhead bouncer. You’re as full as the library at
The Power Of Friendship. Benefits Of Great Relationships
Happiness. Jubilation. Excitement. Exhilaration. These words up above represent some of the emotions that we go through with our friends on a daily basis. Friendship is a very precious relationship that we take for granted sometimes. Think about that exact moment when you first met some of your best friends. Some of us can remember that instant while other can’t but if you take the time to reflect on the journey you guys took to get to where you are at right now I’d bet you would be filled with variety of positive emotion. I like to think of friends as the catalyst of our lives because they excite the reactions we go through every day. If you didn’t have friends you wouldn’t have nearly as much enjoyment in your life. That spring break trip wouldn’t be as fun, that party wouldn’t be as memorable, and that class wouldn’t be
15 Traits Every College Girl Wants In A BoyFriend
According to our friends over at CollegeTimes.com , girls look for the following traits in a boyfriend: 15) They have good manners I’m not saying that they have to be a vanilla Catholic school boy, but manners in general are definitely something to look out for. What it comes down to is respect and having respect for other people no matter who they are. Steer clear of the pretentious douchebags and look for those that actually treat people properly. 14) They have a great personality No one wants to be with a dry shite (unless of course they have lots of money), but we are drawn to people that have great personalities, especially ones that match up with ours. Some people like more outspoken people and others more reserved, but if they have a good personality it’s always something to look for in a potential partner. 13) They make you smile This one is very simple, but
Top 100 Party Schools In America (Top 25)
25) Louisiana State University 24) University of Delaware 23) University of Alabama 22) University of Michigan 21) University of Dayton 20) Ohio State University 19) San Diego State University 18) Indiana University, Bloomington 17) UCLA 16) University of Colorado at Boulder 15) University of California, Santa Barbara 14) Michigan State University 13) University of Iowa 12) Arizona State University 11) Syracuse University 10) Florida State University 9) West Virginia University 8) East Carolina University 7) University of Georgia 6) Virginia Tech 5) Ohio University, Main Campus 4) University of Arizona 3) Penn State University 2) Coastal Carolina University 1) University of Wisconsin, Madison
Attention Coffee Addicts! Research Shows it’s Healthy to Drink Coffee!
The message on how coffee affects health is changing, and instead of “refrain,” it’s now “drink up.” New studies consistently state that coffee does not increase risk of illnesses, such as cancer and cardiovascular disease, and that the hot beverage can actually be good for you by decreasing your risk of diabetes and preventing certain kinds cancer. There’s a prevalent notion that coffee is bad for you, especially after studies done over 20 years ago linking coffee to increased risk of heart disease and cancer. However, at least according to one expert, Dr. Rob Van Dam from Harvard School of Public Health, that research didn’t take into account other contributing unhealthy behaviors, such as lack of exercise and smoking. Van Dam and a team of researchers studied data from over 130,000 adults over the course of 24 years. Their results showed that coffee did not increase risk of these diseases
