If you venture just 10 feet off the University of Oregon campus on any given day, you will probably find students drinking at Taylor’s, the nearby bar. Even as early as 11:30 a.m., students stop by after class to enjoy drinks and conversation. For a dry campus, this seems a bit out of place.…
I see a meme about zodiac signs at least once a day. At first they just seemed like jokes about relatability, but as they have become increasingly common on social media, I have seen the content go from obnoxious to malicious. People use their star signs to justify treating each other poorly…
College basketball is a unique system. It can either be a stepping stone to professional leagues or the end of one’s basketball career. While the latter is more accurate for most athletes, the spotlight shines brightest on those who will likely move on to a career in the NBA. These uber-tale…
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If you think a $27 bottle of “Psychic Vampire Repellent” sounds like something out of a “Twilight” movie, you would not be alone, but you would be wrong. Vampire repellent is just one of the many bizarre products for sale from Gwyneth Paltrow’s company: Goop.
