Science proves that cheating is more rampant than ever. Better start trying to guess your significant other's Gmail password!

In short, fornicate as much as possible during college, because after you have kids, it's all downhill.

Although we have a victorious win with our new president, it is also a bitter win. If you have not heard, Proposition 8 was passed, and that means gay individuals living in California will not be allowed to marry.
 

For many of you this is not a big deal because you are allowed to marry whoeve

I was calmly looking through Facebook yesterday (during class, obviously), when I stumbled upon something very very distressing.

Mary-Ann ****** is now Engaged to [some guy's name].

Uhm, what?

Mary-Ann was a perfectly likable, fun girl I went to high school with. She was two years behind me. Yes,

USC has a few surprises up its sleeve.

When you graduate high school, the usual path is college and a career (rinse a repeat one or two of the steps before ascertaining the intended final result). However some people make a different turn.

This summer I got Facebook invited to one of my good friends from high school's after wedding party

Shock and awe: uneducated women aren't very smart.

You don’t hear too much conversation in college classrooms beyond complaints about the work load and who has the craziest weekend story, but when a fellow classmate (who can’t be a year or two older than you) begins a sentence with “my husband,” your attention has officially been ca

The sequel to "Every Guy's Fantasy" from our Miami contributor video wunderkind.

The New York Times featured an excellent article this week about finding the ideal husband. While it seems too distant a thought for most college goers now, it's a splendid guide for those who are fortunate enough to have finally gotten past the ambiguous hooking up phase and moved on to thinking