Birthdays require extra consideration when maintaining relationship security
Every year, once a year, we get a day. It's our own day. Our friends shower us with gifts, our family showers us with blessings… Read more »
Writer archives: Talia Pollock
When exercising with significant others, picking activities is tricky in nature
Relationships are about lines — drawing lines, crossing lines and stepping outside of lines. Some lines are invisible, such as the line that forbids you… Read more »
Warm Springtime weather allows for men, women to heat up relationships
Love is springing everywhere on campus. Anywhere you look, new relationships bud up, such as on the Quad. It's where new couples, non-couples and couples… Read more »
Class selection can be key to finding spontaneous relationship
Let's face it. Those who say love is found when we're not searching for it are right. So then, I wonder why so many of… Read more »
CollegeHumor employees reflect on time, experience spent at SU
Search 'March of Shame' on CollegeHumor.com and unveil a 'March of the Penguins' parody written by Syracuse University alumnus Dan Gurewitch. The video narrates college… Read more »
April Fools' pranks can help smooth relationship tensions
If every day were April Fools' Day, love would be a big prank. If every day were April Fools Day, could you imagine how scandalous… Read more »
Spring break springs you back into romantic relationships
Like chicken soup is good for the soul, Plan B is good for the unprepared and Windex is good for the Greeks, a little vacation… Read more »
Wherever this spring break leads, romance is sure to follow
I don't know about you, but I'm already on Spring Break. Instead of taking notes in class, I make lists of what to pack. Instead… Read more »
Wherever Spring Break leads, romance will follow
I don't know about you, but I'm already on Spring Break. Instead of taking notes in class, I make lists of what to pack. Instead… Read more »
Wedding rings don't decorate the campus quite like decades ago
A few weeks ago I was in Pittsburgh when Mother Nature decided dump snow on the Steel City - enough snow to make the storm… Read more »
Electropop band Miike Snow to headline first Bandersnatch show of the semester
Miike Snow, an electropop band, will kick off the first of two concerts for the 2010 Bandersnatch Music Series. Special guest Delorean will accompany the… Read more »
Secret's out: Relationship columnist admits she misses being a single lady at Syracuse University.
Please don't tell my darling boyfriend, but it's true. I do. I miss being single. Sure, it's nice having some stability in my life. I… Read more »
Mixing the past with the present can lead to spilt milk
Whiskey and milk, sandals and socks, out-of-town boyfriend and college: Sometimes life's pleasures just shouldn't be mixed. Unfortunately, many crave Jim Beam and their calcium,… Read more »
Don't let your Valentine's Day gift ruin the essence of the holiday
Whether you're flying free, locked down or hold the indescribable status of 'it's complicated,' I'm sure we can all agree on what makes a lousy… Read more »
The woman's approach to being a succuessful wingman
Upon my return from a summer and a fall semester in Los Angeles, I've brought back more with me than an intense distain for the… Read more »
SU student's dance album is a campus hit
Nate Stein dreams of writing a symphony just like his grandfather once did. Yet he recently released a techno-pop-dance album, aptly titled 'N8 St9.'Stein's album… Read more »
One big family
Syracuse University graduates may not yet know how Ted Mosby met his children's mother, but they will eventually be the ones to reveal it. CBS'… Read more »
SU students reflect warmly on their L.A. semester
For myself and the other 27 students in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and the College of Visual and Performing Arts, the sun… Read more »
SU students, alumni try to bring back #44
Jim Brown, Ernie Davis and Floyd Little wore number 44 at their time with the Syracuse University football team. Later, the number became the last… Read more »
'Tis the season to be totally overwhelmed with cheer
It's mistletoe time: another excuse to slip the tongue, or another depressing reminder we have no one to lock lips with. Though the 12th month… Read more »
A letter of desperation: The internship hunt continues
Dear underpaid internship coordinator who would rather eat reduced-fat coffee cake than read this cover letter, I am writing to you regarding that internship in… Read more »
A hairy situation: November brings questionable rituals
You know it's November when the guys get hairy. As we take on the second week of the month, the manly men and the pubescent… Read more »
New semester brings new books, new TAs and new stress
It seems like only yesterday we were receiving syllabuses (syllabi?), rushing to 8 a.m.'s and learning professors' names. I just got the hang of my… Read more »
Candies vs. candidates: My struggle with subject matter
Well, I was going to write about Halloween, but how could I while we're in the midst of an election? Let's face it, instead of… Read more »
