The Editors 4/26/11 The Editors 4/26/11

The Benefits of Video Games

What gaming taught me about healthy competition, anger management, and working the joystick

The Editors 4/26/11 The Editors 4/26/11

Effortless Posts: Facebook Birthday Posts

An influx of wall posts don't make for a happy birthday.

The Editors 4/26/11 The Editors 4/26/11

Too Many Students, Too Few Counselors

In this day and age, depression is more common than acne in high school, so it’s really comforting to know that there are people we can talk to in our darkest hours. When friendly advice and familial support just don’t cut it, we can thank the counselors who dedicate themselves to offering professional help to anyone who asks for it—whenever they ask for it. Too bad we can’t count on the Syracuse University Counseling Center to provide students with that comfort.

The Editors 4/26/11 The Editors 4/26/11

Sex Advice from Carly Cooper

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Breast Reductions are More Common Than You Think

Breast reduction surgeries are on the rise. It's time to think beautiful.

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Fake It 'Till I Make It

Teaching Assistants need to learn somehow, but at whose expense?

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Booze to Lose: Avoiding the Beer Belly

We're not sacrificing kegstands in exchange for flatter abs, but these tips strike a pretty good balance.

The Editors 4/25/11 The Editors 4/25/11

The Elton John of Mozambique

This summer, two SU students will travel to Africa to film Feliciano dos Santos and his band Massukos on their unusual tour, which stops in some of the poorest villages in Mozambique. And get this: they primarily sing about washing your hands.

The Editors 4/25/11 The Editors 4/25/11

Mayfest Drunk Food: Beergaritas & Lemon Cupcakes

Cook up a batch of lemon cupcakes on Thursday night. When you stumble home after Block Party and find them on your kitchen table, you’ll be glad you thought ahead.