Collegian columnist Emma Anthony juxtaposes the pros and cons of attending larger versus smaller schools. Though apprehensive at first, she confirms that she has found comfort in numbers.
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The truth behind the college number game
Tags: college, numbers, size, UMass
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The 4-year slap in the face
Collegian columnist Nick O’Malley writes his last official column for The Collegian, an open letter to college and what education really means (It doesn’t involve going to class).
Tags: classes, college, education, gpa
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Letters to the editor: 4-27-11
The Collegian’s readers respond to the most recent week’s news stories and articles.
Tags: college, Faculty Senate, letters to the editor, Stress, Tobacco
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PCP: If you’ve got it, flaunt it: The appeal of a diploma
Sean Canty believes that a college education is worth the cost – and that money shouldn’t hold you back from pursuing your dreams.
Tags: college, College Board, higher education, networking, workforce
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Technologies impact on learning
With the change from a people oriented society to one with a reliance on technology, we must ask ourselves, what have we gained?
Tags: college, education, knowledge, technology
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A fix for senioritis
There are certain things you should know. Nick Milano knows them and wishes he knew them sooner. This knowledge has been imparted on you!
Tags: college, gpa, senioritis
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