Last week, controversy struck the nation as dozens of rich parents were implicated in a scandal in which it was revealed that they bribed college sports teams and admissions offices into unfairly admitting their children.
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In order to make room for the new University Center, Snevets must say goodbye to Jacobus and Hayden halls. While Hayden won’t be touched until all of the freshmen have moved out at the end of the semester, Jacobus is about to be torn down.
One of the most prominent features of Snevets’ student body is undoubtedly its gender ratio. At a staggering 70:30 male to female ratio, men at Snevets are by far the majority of the student body while the female population flocks to sororities and special interest clubs to seek out friendships with other women.
With Accepted Student Day looming, Snevets has reported that a surprising number of students have already accepted their admission letters to Snevets.
On the evening of the twenty-seventh of March, a stillness fell the land. The gatehouse had disappeared and, in its place, there he stood, the God of Time.
Over the past year, numerous changes have been made to the infrastructure of Snevets campus. From the completion of the Babbio garage to the renovation of the Pound House, life at Snevets has never been better.
Hello dedicated readers,
For those of you keeping up with this column, you know that ‘Senioritis’ is dedicated to the tomfoolery and madness that comes with one’s final year in school.
Ned Fields, second-year Chemical Engineering major and resident of 800 Madison, is doing what was never thought possible. This student has managed to avoid grocery shopping for well over two weeks.
Heather Drisuller, Chair of the Honor Court, has released her report on the two-month investigation of potential administration interference in the recent 2018 Student Government Council (SGC) Presidential Elections.
Construction seems to have always been an issue on campus. A quick search of “Construction Notice” in my Snevets inbox instantly yielded ~80 results, and this is reflected all across campus.