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  • Bennett, Vaughns fight off injury,  return to the floor for Patriots

    Bennett, Vaughns fight off injury, return to the floor for Patriots

    Sports November 8, 2010 at 5:02 pm Comments are Disabled

    Shortly after entering the game in the first half of Wednesday’s win over Bowie State, redshirt freshman forward Paris Bennett scored the first two points of his college career on an assist from senior guard Cam Long.

     
  • Students and Government

    Students and Government

    Editorials November 8, 2010 at 4:57 pm 1 comment

    On one level, election night is tailored for the modern college student. It allows – nay, demands – that you stay up late watching election results on TV. Some college students watch the elections like it is their job. But others are left bored and confused.

     
  • Walking to campus can be dangerous for students

    Editorials November 8, 2010 at 4:52 pm 1 comment

    For those of us living off campus, we commute in different ways. Some travel by metro, others ride the bus and a majority zoom onto campus in cars. The closer commuters and on-campus students choose less motorized ways of transport, like bikes or good-ol’ fashioned walking.

     
  • Despite a massive setback in 2008, Republicans rally in the 2010 midterm elections

    Despite a massive setback in 2008, Republicans rally in the 2010 midterm elections

    Editorials November 8, 2010 at 4:48 pm Comments are Disabled

    As many may recall, after President Barack Obama won by a large margin in 2008, there was a Time magazine cover story that said the Republican elephants were an endangered species.

     
  • When news becomes opinion, Americans lose

    Editorials November 8, 2010 at 4:46 pm Comments are Disabled

    In 1933, a small group of wealthy American businessmen devised a plot to overthrow Franklin Roosevelt’s administration and install a fascist dictatorship.

     
  • Democrats deserved to lose the elections

    Editorials November 8, 2010 at 4:44 pm Comments are Disabled

    On Tuesday, the direction of this country dramatically changed for the better. In what was a direct repudiation of the Obama administration’s failed policies, the American people sent a clear message that the country’s left-wing lurch is unacceptable and unwanted.

     
  • Please please me

    Please please me

    Lifestyle November 8, 2010 at 4:42 pm Comments are Disabled

    Intimacy doesn’t always have to be about the woman being sexy. There is nothing wrong with the man being sexy for his partner. This is not just a physical appearance thing either – although that can add extra fun. Be her sexiest pleasure partner. If there are physical things you can do that you know will drive her wild, do them. Be a rugged man by growing some scruff, put on that shirt she just loves and add the mouthwatering cologne. Who could resist? There are many other things you can do beyond physical appearance. Make her feel like she’s the finest thing you’ve ever laid eyes on; that you just cannot stop touching because you don’t want to. Don’t be afraid to be creative – she’ll return the favor! Get her excited by running your tongue up her neck to her ear, exhaling lightly and seductively. This will activate the now moistened skin sending her nerves wild. Don’t be afraid to nibble, bite gently, pull and tug all over her. Don’t forget her highly-sensitive nipples; men often don’t pay enough attention to these turn-on buttons. Don’t always go for the gold – make her body tremble with desire before […]

     
  • No Shave November

    No Shave November

    Lifestyle November 8, 2010 at 4:37 pm Comments are Disabled

    A recent study conducted by the makers of Schick Hydro razors and the research firm Sperling’s Best Places ranked George Mason University the 23rd cleanest-shaven school in the U.S. What is No Shave November, anyway? It is known as No Shave November and Movember, but no matter what you call it, the event has become a cultural phenomenon. It started in 2003 as “Movember,” short for “moustache November,” in Melbourne, Australia as a way to raise money for prostate cancer research. What started as a small movement among friends quickly became an international event. Over the last seven years, the occasoin has grown. The Washington Post estimates the month-long event brought over $40 million for prostate cancer research last year. Men aren’t the only ones allowed to participate. Women are encouraged to forgo shaving their legs during November. So while most students won’t find themselves sporting the same luxurious facial hair as Iron & Wine’s Sam Beam in the month’s remaining weeks, most students would love an excuse to put down the razor. For more information on No Shave November, including ways to donate to prostate cancer research, visit us.movember.com. Among the top five cleanest shaven colleges were Virginia schools […]

     
  • Mason celebrates Diwali Mela

    Mason celebrates Diwali Mela

    Lifestyle November 8, 2010 at 4:26 pm Comments are Disabled

    Students filled Dewberry Hall in the Johnson Center with traditional worship services, colorful saris, sweet gulab jamuns and henna. The Diwali Mela brought the students of George Mason University together on Wednesday, regardless of their beliefs or experience.

     
  • Formerly proposed smoking ban likely snuffed

    Formerly proposed smoking ban likely snuffed

    Lifestyle November 8, 2010 at 4:23 pm Comments are Disabled

    Campus-wide smoking bans are becoming popular as universities continue to realize the health problems of second-hand smoke and the environmental hazards smoking causes.