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College Party Themes

One of the best things about college partying is that there’s so many different types of parties. From tropical luau themes to neon parties, you’ll see it all by the end of your freshman year. Beach Party: These can be crazy. Fraternities will either bring in sand to cover their indoor dance floor, or have

Adults love to ask, “So where are you going to college?” “The University of Maryland,” I answer proudly. They either say “Go Terps!” or the dreaded “oh… big party school.” But let’s be honest, almost every school in America has evolved into one. So when it comes to attending said parties, one must be dressed

I don’t know about you guys, but I went to a pretty small high school. In fact, my graduating class was made up of about 100 people. This meant that there weren’t many parties and before college I never really had the opportunity to get “wasted”. My first encounter with alcohol was in April of

So you’ve survived move in day, and now it’s time to experience the society around your campus a bit! Your first night at college is a great chance to explore common happenings and culture at your school, and to meet new friends (especially those who live close to you, such as hallmates). A nice way

Fraternity rivalries are an inevitable occurrence. Asking for all fraternities to make peace with each other is like trying to ask Kobe Bryant to not take a single shot next game; it’s going to happen. You’d have a better chance converting the Pope to Rastafarianism. Rivalries can originate from anything, really. Even a bad look

Ahh, Cinco De Mayo, the great Mexican holiday. In college town’s across America, it might as well be an American holiday. Mexican sombreros, Mexican mustaches (or a Meixcan Mustache sharpied on), Mexican shirts, bandana’s, and some Mexican themed beers/tequila. Happy Independence Day Mexico! Actually, Cinco De Mayo isn’t Mexico’s Independence Day (contrary to the belief of