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  • Uncorked: Your Guide to the World of Cheap Champagne

    Mon, 12/29/2008 - 22:34 — anachman
    By Brian Cognato > University of Maryland, College Park | Photos > Jeff Kitson

    With the big night nearly upon us, now’s the time to make what may be the single most important decision for your New Year’s Eve party: what to drink. Choose well, and you will be cheered, and cheered, and cheered again by your thankful, boisterous and tipsy friends. Choose poorly and watch your hard-earned dollars go to waste in icy buckets of social anxiety. It’s easy to get caught in the hype and go overboard for your New Year’s Eve party, but remember, we college students are a simple breed, and a small investment can go a long way.

  • New Year’s Night Out

    Mon, 12/29/2008 - 22:33 — anachman
    By Brian Cognato > University of Maryland
     
    Tired of watching the ball drop on New Year’s Eve? We don’t blame you. We were pretty much done with Carson Daly by 8th grade too. Luckily, New Year’s Eve parties at clubs, hotels, restaurants and bars abound, so you just might be able to escape another night of New Year’s mediocrity.
     

  • Nine for ’09: It Can’t Get Much Worse, Right?

    Mon, 12/29/2008 - 22:28 — anachman
    By The College Magazine Staff

    It’s all cyclical, isn’t it? Isn’t it? 2008 may not have ended quite the way we all hoped. Maybe you’re about to graduate into a historically bleak job market. Maybe your grades from last semester were just a little too low. Maybe you and your school’s football team had to content yourselves with the Tuscaloosa City Diner Mosquito Bowl. But the charm of the New Year, of course, is that the next year could always be better. To give you a booster shot of optimism for 2009, College Magazine asked its staff members what they were most looking forward to in 2009, and here, we humbly submit the results: nine reasons to get excited for 2009. Happy New Years Everyone!

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