In October, model Cameron Russell gave a TED talk on beauty. It was posted to the TED website in January, and less than a month later, it has been viewed 1.3 million times. What she said was nothing revolutionary.
On Tuesday night CNN taped a post-State of the Union show on campus. It was a response to the address from a group of local Richmond residents hosted by Erin Burnett, and I was asked by the PR department to help set up and take down the set.
Due to laziness, living in the United States of YOLO, and me being one of the more popular girls on campus, my roommates and I have been hosting some apartment parties lately.
People say that college is supposed to be the best four years of our lives. And yes, rarely if ever again will we have access to an all-you-can-eat dining hall, a free gym or the time to take a course merely to learn the intricate facets of Lady Gaga's personal life.
A few weeks ago, I had to take a long train ride. As the train pulled out of the station, the lady next to me struck up a conversation.
Senior BJ Scott is a defensive end starter on the football team and he loves art. So much so that in October 2011, he created LiveSeed, a website that allows all types of artists - from musicians to photographers to painters to designers - to post their work, communicate with other creatives and eventually sell what they've created.
I know I can do it this time. I walk into D-hall, select a plate, place it on a tray and start heading for the broccoli.
It was 120 degrees in a little town in central India. Sweat poured down their faces and splashed into their eyes.
