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Ellis Sant’Andrea>Senior>Journalism and Communication Design>University of Connecticut
Don’t be surprised next time you walk past your dorm’s maintenance closet and hear rhythmic thuds coming from inside. It’s probably two lusty students who got bored with having sex in the same old squeaky, twin-sized bed.
By Ashley Troost>University of Maryland
It’s 10:30 p.m. and I’m at NYC’s Delancey Lounge sitting across from John Drake, drummer for the up-and-coming electro pop band, The Main Drag. The band, composed of John Drake, Jon Carter, Matt Boch and Dan Cardinal, has gained recognition from the indie music scene when they opened for The Arcade Fire, Hot Chip, The Unicorns and The Young Knives. If that doesn’t impress you, they recently received a spot on the New York Post’s “Six promising acts to watch in 2010.”
Morgan Davis>Senior>Journalism>George Washington University
Madeline Martin is no Becca Moody. The poised 16-year-old actress has the vocabulary of a GRE tutor and a down-to-earth attitude. But teamed up with the ever raunchy David Duchovny in the Showtime series Californication, Martin has to be wise beyond her years. Playing Duchovny's daughter onscreen and acting like his much younger sister off, Martin has established herself as the more mature of the two. “David is sort of like a brother on set. He's kind of goofy,” laughed Martin in her identifiable, high-pitched giggle.
By Alexis Gutter>Sophomore>Journalism>University of Maryland
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Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
For all those single on Valentine’s Day—
Hallmark: screw you.
Cara Hedgepeth>Journalism>University of Maryland
No matter the size of their bank accounts, Americans have responded to the tragedy in Haiti by giving generously.
The magnitude 7 earthquake that hit near Port-au-Prince, the island’s capital on Jan. 12, killed an estimated 200,000 people and left even more homeless and in desperate need.
