This late into the semester, it is often easy to forget what is socially acceptable and what is not when visiting Leyburn library. To ensure that every student has a pleasant experience in the library, whether it be waiting for the tardy member of one's group project on the main floor or taking respite in … Continue reading A Library Etiquette Primer
After years of questions about their function and efficacy, the baggies of salt from the Student Health Center have been found to aid in recovery from almost every disease on the planet. The health center has been doling out these bags by the thousands for years, even though most students have found their healing properties … Continue reading Surgeon General Declares Baggie of Salt to be Universal Remedy
Let's see what you can blame on the stars this month! Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 21): Happy Scorpio season! Uranus will be entering your house of health and wellness until March 2019, when you will not see it again in your life. Even the flu shot can't prevent that. Sagittarius (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21): Jupiter's … Continue reading Your November Horoscope
Registration is a stressful time for many students here. There are dozens of things to consider. What classes do you need to graduate? Is that professor a hard grader? Can you furtively text on your computer, or do they require notebooks? Why does Self Service have so many buttons? Take a deep breath and read … Continue reading Tips to Ease the Stress of Registration!
Early reports are flooding in from Cadaver Bridge this morning as yet another student has fallen victim to a poorly timed attempt at greeting a casual acquaintance as they passed by. An eye witness says that sophomore Bill Williams saw a friend from that one class in the distance. Williams decided to say hello, as … Continue reading Ill-timed Cadaver Bridge Greeting Gone Awry
The sun may still be burning bright, but gloomy autumn weather will be here sooner than you realize. Much like XXXTentacion’s top song, it's SAD! missing the sun and its benefits. Seasonal Affective Disorder is no joking matter. Student Health is proud of the sun lamps installed in Leyburn Library, but it also acknowledges that students may need more frequent exposure to these … Continue reading Sunny Side Up! Student Health to Install Sun Lamps in a Surprising New Location
As the old proverb goes, "if Walmart doesn't have it, you don't need it." However, there are some key goods, services, and experiences that W&L students will willingly make a small pilgrimage for when the need arises. These may include: A cell phone store Whole Foods the cosmopolitan wonders of Waynesboro Chipotle Llamas A nonthreatening … Continue reading Thing W&L Students will Drive Hours for
We've all been there. You exit the party, thrilled you're leaving at just the right time. Not too early, not too late, right? You strut down to the Trav stop. And then, you see the winding line of students slowly pushing towards the orange cones. But! No need to panic. We've compiled a step-by-step guide … Continue reading How to Handle an Overcrowded Trav Line
For the third year in a row, the juniors have been given the green light to move into housing with not only running water, but electricity, microwaves, and ovens. The buildings come with childproof amenities such as outlets that only Einstein could figure out. Despite the child friendly design, the residents have still managed to slowly destroy their apartments. … Continue reading 20 Year Olds Allowed yet Again to Slowly Destroy Junior Village
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