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May 22, 2010

Taylor Swift Wants My Body...

…But I don’t want hers…

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Nov 16, 2009

Nightlife and Halloween in Kyoto

I’ve spent a bit of time in Kyoto quite a few times this and last year and last and thought it’d be a great spot to spend Halloween with a couple friends.

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Nov 16, 2009

A Pome

Pome is more fun than poem.

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Nov 9, 2009

Facebook and Dolla Dolla Bills, Yo

Nate Was Here: Better than mediocre sex!

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Oct 19, 2009

"Where The Wild Things Are" is a shitty book...even for kids...

Even Michael Puckett might agree! (I haven’t asked him yet though, so I’m not sure).

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Oct 14, 2009

Koyasan

Last Friday, on a whim, I decided to take a train down to the head of a 23km trail that would take myself and two friends to the town of Koya, the heart of a sect of Buddhism called Shingon.

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Shout Box

yancey
May 13, 06:03 PM

so i totally remember seeing Tiger play guitar and sing at parties and stuff like 5 years ago, and he was pretty amazing then. now …

FEATURES - The Weird Behind the Hype

mickey
May 11, 05:27 PM

Is the Christian community actually to blame here for the stifling of the gay community or is it a scapegoat for those in the gay …

Where The Wild Queens Are

Kayla
May 2, 06:06 PM

I am also a cousin of the late but great pauline tabor! Very very distant but still a cousin!

FEATURES - Las Vegas, Ky.

T
Apr 28, 05:57 PM

Obviously you completely missed the actual story. It’s a book written in child logic. Max isn’t supposed to learn a lesson. For chrissake, the wild things …

"Where The Wild Things Are" is a shitty book...even for kids...

oscar
Mar 31, 07:25 PM

this paint is beautiful, the best, love this bb

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Too Big For Bowling Green?

Coming from Lexington, Kentucky I presumed that if anything, I would be moving to a location that had more local businesses. This was not the case.

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Reflections: A Month After the March

For those within the LGBT community, this truly has been a turbulent semester but gay rights activism shows no signs of slowing.

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Why the Abscense of Elson is a Good Thing for WKU

Hilltopper fans breathed a sigh of relief after the announcement that Elson will not be returning as coach next year. Skylar Baker-Jordan counts the ways the firing is positive for all of WKU.

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Name Calling Makes a Mockery of the Real Deal

You may have issues with the policies of President Obama and the Democratic Party, but implying that either is somehow secretively attempting to transform this republic into a communist state is not only inaccurate but inexcusable.

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Recessionomics: Students-Not Staff- Burned by the Empty Pocket Syndrome

For some people, even if their student aid covers tuition—and that’s only if they’re lucky—it doesn’t cover the bare necessities of life.

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Failing to Make a Difference for Student Life

SGA is sponsoring WKU’s “Make a Difference Week;” however, Kevin Smiley and his executive cabinet have hardly made a difference at all. It’s time for the SGA President to to step up his game.

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Sustainable Campus

While there’s a clear push for sustainability on campus, supporters are typically a vocal minority. Christian Ryan-Downing hopes to raise a few more and truly go green.

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Happy Thanksgiving Bowling Green

It’s easy to forget the great things this town has to offer when you live here day in and day out, so listen to Skylar’s Thankfulness and remember why it’s a dandy place.

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