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Lily Q Claire Brooks Nicole HeCultural Detritus Ann Coulter’s Jaw Wired Shut
The NY Post is reporting that Ann Coulter broke her jaw and had to have it wired shut. If you’re like me, you were probably hoping somebody was just trying to shut her up.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008 12:00
2008 Presidential Election Washington Post Endorses Obama
Washington Post Endorses Obama
I believe this is the first major national paper to announce their endorsement. You can read it here.
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Bars Heath Ledger Lives On Through His New Bar
Heath Ledger Lives On Through His New Bar
Heath Ledger’s bar in Brooklyn just opened! Christened Five Leaves, it is located on the corner of Lorimer Street and Bedford Avenue in Greenpoint. Apparently, it looks like something that “Thomas Edison might have built for his buddies.”
Thursday, September 18, 2008 10:30
On Campus It’s OK to Change your Schedule
It’s OK to Change your Schedule
Last year, as a freshmen, I was too loaded with excitement and booze to even consider changing my classes. After coming from a public high school with few options, when it came to scheduling, I was excited to have hundreds of classes with sexy names and alluring time-slots at my fingertips. During the add/drop period, I never scrutinized a class enough to know whether I really loved it or not. Luckily, I only had one complete turd of a class (I bet you can guess which one) and a calculus session I only attended thrice. Neither class really crippled my GPA, so the damage was minimal. Even still, these blemishes on an otherwise exceptional academic experience were avoidable.
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Hello Again
Hello Again
NYU Local has spent the last few weeks trimming down and making improvements in order to return to school looking good. We, much like most of you, wanted to come back looking better than ever. Now, sleeker and generally more badass than when we said goodbye last spring, we’re looking forward to a great semester. So welcome back, check in often because we’re updating around the clock.
Monday, September 1, 2008 22:36