I liked the movie and the books. I liked the book, Vrakluna:Origin of the Vampire better. It was more adult romance and definitely had blood in it. Shouldn't vampires actually feed on blood? I have an extra copy, hit me up or you can go to Amazon. The author's name is Benjamin G. King.

Have you ever asked yourself "What do schoolteachers and sumo wrestlers have in common?" How about "Why do drug dealers still live with their moms?" Or "How is the Ku Klux Klan like a group of real estate agents?"

Well, if you (and certainly, even if you haven't), Vanderbilt has a speaker fo

Every semester, those of us without scholarships, are asked to submit an enormous wad of cash to the NYU Registrar and every semester we are then allowed back into the endless halls around Washington Square where some teachers will blow our minds, some will bore us, and some will speak

The 123 Community Space in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn houses a 'zine library that attracted Elizabeth McClellan '09 and Matt Valades '08 to stop by and check out the reading area of 123 this summer. Matt says that the library is, "mostly filled with activism and social cause related 'zines a

OMG. Hello, happiness! Does anyone remember the Angus, Thongs and Full Frontal Snogging books? In which heroine Georgia Nicholson suffers all sorts of Mean Girls-esque mishaps, but is much cooler for it given her posh British preparahtory school (typed, of course, with an English accent).  They were

It's a misconception that "Summer Reading" entails fluffy, mindless, often-times poorly written chick lit.  We've got the list to prove it.