Match.com. eHarmony. Lavalife. A new name has entered the “e-love” stratosphere – this time, though, the focus is not on forging relationships but sustaining them.
By: Lily Hicks
Published: March 09, 2010
Match.com. eHarmony. Lavalife. A new name has entered the “e-love” stratosphere – this time, though, the focus is not on forging relationships but sustaining them.
By: Shayna Murphy
Published: March 07, 2010
Collegian staff writer Shayna Murphy reveals several great purveyors of kitchenware in Northampton where quality products like mugs, salt and pepper shakers, tableware and more can be found at affordable prices.
By: Kate MacDonald
Published: March 04, 2010
What would you do if a harmful chemical was all around you, a chemical scientists have linked to breast cancer, diabetes and reproductive issues? According to many researchers, chemical presense is the norm in the United States, thanks to the nation’s dependence on plastics.
By: Kaitlyn Bigica
Published: March 02, 2010
“I live on the second floor of a Southwest tower and my new past-time is getting myself off while watching people walk by. They can't see what I'm doing but it makes me feel naughty!”
By: Ellie Rulon-Miller
Published: March 02, 2010
After leaving the poor, neglected T-shirt draped over my desk chair and scouring the Internet for a decent reconstruction tutorial, I have come up with a way to not only make the shirt fit me, but also make it somehow pass as both dangerously sexy and simply sensible, without sewing.
By: Kaitlyn Bigica
Published: March 02, 2010
Spotted walking to class past the Student Union, Carmen Lei was dressed for the season. On a rainy day at the University of Massachusetts, Lei definitely didn’t let her style wash away with the dreary weather, and was able to find a way to both look cute and stay dry. Lei finds her inspiration in her daily mood.
By: Kate MacDonald
Published: February 28, 2010
What sort of world do we live in where a mature, pretty and leggy blond woman has to create a website to find a husband? A world where healthcare is a growing problem for millions. Terri Carlson, a 45-year-old divorced mother, took to the Internet to form Willmarryforhealthinsurance.com to find a husband that could give her health insurance, putting love on the back burner for now.
By: Andrew Cogan
Published: February 10, 2010
A combination of local and student performers will take the stage to raise funds for the Haiti relief effort tonight at a benefit concert hosted by the University of Massachusetts.
By: S.K. Murphy
Published: December 08, 2009
Some gifts keep on giving. Collegian columnist S.K. Murphy counts down the best erotic presents to give your loved ones this holiday season.
By: Elyse Horowitz
Published: December 01, 2009
Still scared of this epidemic? We point out nine easy ways to contract the swine flu on campus, so your best bet at staying healthy is to avoid them.
