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Damn, I love video games. Not like I play them that much or anything, but… they’re just interesting. Yeah.
Due to my roommate last year being a complete anime and video game geek (seriously, check out his blog), I was exposed to a bunch of games I never knew even existed. One of these such games was BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger (pronounced Blaze Blue), a fighting game made by the same dudes who made the Guilty Gear games on the PS2. Read More →
Sup homies – this is a guest post from Brendan Baker, who helps run the excellent homework help site Student of Fortune. Check out his bio below the post.
We’ve seen excellent resources for keeping track of debt drama, but what about when it comes time to collect? Without a doubt, getting reimbursed has always been a problem for college students Read More →
This post is part of my Stupid RA series (you can view the last post here). It is mostly satirical and, while I won’t say it’s NOT a reflection of how I actually do my job, it’s probably just a faint one. This post is result of the internet being down all over campus last week.
Dear Tom,
The internet’s broken. When’s it gonna be fixed? WHEN’S IT GONNA BE FIXED???? FIX IT TOM!!!!! Read More →
Perspective is a funny thing. Sometimes applying it to life is depressing beyond measure (crap we’re all going to die), but often perspective lends itself to positive observations. Case in point: the college experience. I get it, you’re busy refining your sleeping-in-class technique, running a controlled experiment of how many days you can survive on chips and Coke alone, and finding new rules to break in your dorm. But during the craziness of college life, something truly remarkable is happening. Taking a macro perspective, the academic and social atmosphere you live in is having a positive impact on how you think, and it builds skills that are seriously useful. Read More →
Remember that Adobe CS5.5 giveaway we ended about a week ago? Well, if you thought that prize was good, get a load of this…
As of yesterday, Adobe opened the doors of their huge Imagination Challenge. Designed to kick off the school year with a bang, this contest will get students’ creative juices flowing by allowing them to submit media created with Adobe products to an online gallery. Read More →
More than a few months ago, I wrote up a guide on what I thought were the best headphones for college. To be honest, I kind of wrote the article on a whim after a couple of my friends got some headphones in the mail and let me try them out.
Last month, StudentAdvisor approached me and asked if they could publish my headphone article in their Ultimate Dorm Living guide. I was all like, “Hell yeah you can!” Read More →
This is a guest post by one of our long-time readers, Michael Plis. It’s pretty awesome to see readers getting inspired to write their own articles! Learn more about Michael in his author bio below.
I recently read this article on how companies are losing money because their employees access social media during work hours. It seemed like a pretty innocuous article at first, but then I thought about it a bit more and it started to bug me…a lot. Read More →
Update: Thanks to all who entered our contest! Our winner is Bill Riley from Council Bluffs, IA, who won with this silly tweet. Keep your eyes peeled for another contest very soon, and check out all the other iPad 2 contests still going on!
A few days ago we mention that we would soon be part of an amazing iPad 2 giveaway alongside the likes of HackCollege, Her Campus, and many other awesome blogs. Well, that time has finally come. From now until midnight on August 23, you can enter to win an iPad 2 courtesy of Vonage. Interested? Read on to find out why we’re running this contest and, of course, how you can get your entry put into the hat. Read More →
'Sup. I'm Thomas Frank, the guy behind this site. I'm a 21-year-old student at ISU who loves entrepreneurship, web apps, DDR, and blurring the line between intelligence and insanity. Read the rest of my story...
