With the holidays coming up, your sweet tooth may already be in anticipation for what is up ahead. Try these recipes for no-bake pie and cherry tart this holiday season and leave your guests drooling.
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Easy Holiday Treats
Tags: desserts, holidays, pie, recipes, tarts
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Trio of CAA teams still left in Football Championship field
UNH and Delaware square off Friday, after the Wildcats defeated Bethune-Cookman last week in the second round of play. The Blue Hens have one of the top five offenses in the country led by Penn State transfer quarterback and CAA Offensive Player of the Year Pat Devlin. Meanwhile, Villanova takes on Appalachian State, while William & Mary were defeated by Georgia Southern, 31-15 on its home turf.
Tags: Appalachian State University, Colonial Athletic Association, Delaware, Georgia Southern, New Hampshire, Villanova, William & Mary
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On trying new things.
Dear Sophie, I am a freshman and a virgin. I feel my first sexual experience may not be too far in the future, and while that is exciting, it is also nerve-racking. So many people are experienced that I feel I may not perform up to proper standards. Honey, standards for a virgin are pretty [...]
Tags: Advice, anonymous questions, dating, love, relationships, sex, sexuality
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Letters to Santa
The Collegian Staff send their wishes and desires for this holiday season to the big man in red.
Tags: christmas, holidays, Letters to Santa
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Medical system can’t pay attention to what it’s prescribing
One University of Massachusetts student felt she “held her doctor in the palm of her hand,” when she went to her primary care physician to get a referral to a psychiatrist who “tests” for ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder).
Tags: Adderall, Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention-Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, Concerta
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Minutemen hoping to rebound after loss to Boston College
The Massachusetts men’s basketball team hosts Maine at the Mullins Center after coming off its first loss of the season to Boston College. Its 7-0 start was the longest winning streak since 1998.
Tags: Anthony Gurley, Boston College, Derek Kellogg, Mullins Center, TD Garden
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Top 10 Breakout Artists of 2010
Music lovers would be well-advised to read over this survey of 2010’s top break-out artists, as described by Collegian Staff Ashely Berger.
Tags: B.o.B., Bruno Mars, Justin Beiber, Ke$ha, Nicki Minaj
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Adderall used for recreation and study on UMass campus
Adderall and other “study drugs” are becoming the drugs of choice for college students across America, for both academic assistance and recreational use.
Tags: Adderall, Attention-Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, George DuPaul, Project Pulse
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Chinese enrollment at American universities up from previous years
International students, especially Chinese students, are becoming prominent fixtures in American universities and are providing a solid source of income for institutions of higher education.
Tags: Gaokao, Institute of International Education, Pegy Bluementhal, The Chronicle of Higher Education
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Leaving Amherst, a small place with big ideas
Departing political science professor Shi-Chul Lee will miss UMass and Amherst.
Tags: Amherst Survivial Center, Daegu, East Asia, Samsung, Shi-Chul Lee
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