Spring Break
Sometimes putting together a 10-page double-spaced political science paper with sources can seem trivial next to your normal conversations. College students go from nights staying awake until 2 a.m. writing about Plato and Aristotle's theories to walking to class with friends using a language that appears completely different and unusual. (1) comment
Ask someone to think about old-time America and once they get past tea parties in Boston harbor, cherry trees in Virginia and the wonders of President Franklin Pierce, hopefully they'll land somewhere in the Old West. If not, tell them to think about Clint Eastwood. (2) comments
"Rez" has always been one of gaming's best kept secrets. Hampered by a limited Playstation 2 release and a Sega Dreamcast version that was released only in Japan, it is no wonder why "Rez" has always maintained a cult status attributed primarily to its bizarre aesthetics. (0) comments
Maybe your mother is worried about the drinking water in Cancun. Maybe you are saving your money for studying abroad next semester. Or perhaps you have the money and the means, but are simply out of ideas for Spring Break. Whatever the case, to aid you in this time of desperation, here are 10 thinking-outside-of-the-box ideas for Spring Break. (0) comments