Twilight mania is worth all the hype.
I’d heard his name for months before we ever actually met. Everywhere I went, it was passed between female lips as a whisper, lingering softly at the edge like the sweet smoke of a much-needed cigarette, a secret addiction simply too good to give up.
Sexual appeal of True Blood relies on changes in American society.
A tall, pale and handsome vampire, fangs exposed and muscles rigid, hisses out the words “Sookie is mine.” With a vibrating twitch a body blurs across the screen, pinning down his all-too-eager prey. Every time I hear Bill Compton utter those three words, or watch Vampire Eric flash his smile and flex his physique, I feel the inner night crawler tingle in my darkest being.
Students not informed about potential cases of flu
There have been 333 influenza-like cases on campus since the beginning of this school year, but most students remain unsure about any of the outbreaks. Unlike last semester, the university has not announced the cases because, thus far, they have not proven to be dangerous.
Center full of promise but needs concrete explanation
David Plouffe and Steve Schmidt, Obama’s and McCain’s campaign managers, respectively, during the 2008 election, will aid in creating a political communication center on campus in the upcoming year. Another step towards increasing the role of the university in the political stratosphere, the center will team up political science and communications professors who will use a university grant of $25,000 to complete political research.
Professor finds ‘Excellence’ slogan to be cliché
In case you haven’t noticed, there is a new UD slogan being promulgated: “Excellence in everything we do.” Philosophy students will recognize this as a great example of a self-falsifying statement. It’s like the lyrics from the old Weird Al song: “This song’s just five words long.
Follow us on Twitter
Subscribe to our feed
Contact us through email
and 
