Author: Steph Saxton

The text message has become a critical social tool for everyday life. However, many fail to realize that there is proper messaging etiquette to be exercised when communicating via text. For instance, some might use a few too many winky-face emoticons; others may carry on marathon texting conversations in public

Last weekend, I made my big-screen debut. Or, rather, my hands did. It may have only been for a few seconds, but nonetheless I now can point to the new Miley Cyrus movie and say, “Oh yeah, I was in that.” The Last Song premiered this past weekend at number

When I first arrived on campus in the fall of 2008, I already had a reputation. Of course, it was a very small reputation, and fortunately, it had nothing to do with being a slutty prospie. Yet by the time move-in day arrived, I had plenty of friends waiting for

Move over, Twitter. There’s a new social networking site in town, and its name is ChatRoulette. For all you n00bz out there, ChatRoulette.com allows site visitors to experience the interpersonal phenomenon known as “stranger chat,” in which a conversation takes place between two anonymous parties via a combination of webcam,

A few days ago, I was standing behind a woman wearing a T-shirt bearing a picture of Cupid with an X over him. It read, “When I think about romance, the last thing on my mind is a short, fat toddler coming at me with a weapon.” The shirt was