Kansan.com exclusive: Eight quirky spring break destinations in Kansas
Eight Kansas locations give student travelers an opportunity to stay close to home and spend less money.
Good for you, bad for you
Holding in a sneeze.
That's disgusting: spitting
Dude, gross.
That's disgusting: showerheads
Dude, gross.
Look at those guns
Five popular muscle-building supplements
Good for you/bad for you: hot showers
Sometimes it's hard to tell.
Gettin' your PDA on
Sometimes it's nice to show a little affection in public, but too much of a good thing can be, well, too much.
Good for you, bad for you: Working out at night
Sometimes it's hard to tell.
Keying in on germs
The surfaces of public computer keyboards harbor hundreds of germs and bacteria. Ick.
That's disgusting
Drinking previously opened beverages
Good for you, bad for you
Listening to music while studying
That's Disgusting: Popping your pimples
Dude. Gross.
Macho-Macho Man
Does going to the doctor make you less of a man?
That’s disgusting
Letting your pet sleep on the bed.
Good for you/bad for you
Watching late night shows could be disrupting your sleep.
Getting back in step
Dancing may not be my life anymore, but it will always be a part of it.
Good for you/Bad for you: Bagels
The truth about bagels and your health.
That's disgusting: Sharing makeup
Sharing makeup? Dude. Gross.
How to hunt for an apartment
Simplify your search for a place to live with these four easy steps, advice from experts and students' experiences.
Number of female meteorologists on the rise
This semester, more women are taking meteorology classes at the University. This reflects a national trend: a rise in the number of women in broadcast meteorology.
Hudson: Gone an entire day without complaining?
I hate feeling like I’m surrounded by complaints all the time.
Hudson: Get off your laptops and into your classes
Laptops in class do nothing but distract their owner and everyone around them.
Hudson: Policy forces travelers to pack it all in
Pretty soon passengers will be reduced to nothing more than standardized knapsacks to carry their belongings.
Hudson: DJ practice not something to be studied in library
Often in the library, I hear more muffled music playing than cell phones going off.
Hudson: Unprepared applicants cannot ‘wing’ job interview
Just saying “I’m a people person” is not going to cut it.
Hudson: New episodes a must
Writer’s strike threatens thwarts entertainment value.
Hudson: Holiday season brings more than gifts
Despite constant reminders, advertising by Watkins, some students still make excuses instead of getting their shots
Hudson: Twins share bond beyond appearances
Understanding between twins as basis of relationship
Hudson: Class size not solo factor in student learning
Active professors are most important in leading class of five or 500
Hudson: Technology connects globally, distances locally
Convenience of electronic communication makes real life contact more difficult
Hudson: Study abroad should offer more summer programs
Many students don’t want to stay for a semester
Money, homesickness and time are a few reasons why some students prefer to study abroad during the summer. However, not nearly as many summer programs are offered as semester or year-long programs.
Hudson: Out-of-state students hampered by steep tuition
More applicants could be gained from lower rate
Hudson: Open a book, open your mind
Television’s grasp on today’s society has hurt literature
Hudson: Broke? Don’t joke with law
Just because you’re on a college budget, doesn’t mean it’s OK to steal.
Hudson: Flying isn’t all it’s cracked up to be
The “convenience” of flying is lost at the security lines, the cramped seating and the security check points. The hassle is enough to spoil your vacation.
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