Awkward Conversations
You might not like wince-worthy situations like these, but they are necessary to everyday life. Remember, the safest sex is awkward sex.
Simonne matriculated from Lawrence University in Appleton Wisconsin, where she earned her bachelor's degree by using ten dollar words like "matriculate." It was at Lawrence where Simonne created The Rollercoaster of Drama as a creative outlet for not taking life too seriously. It was well received by both Ivy League elitists and beauty school dropouts. After a five year sabbatical, she's currently living in Los Angeles, trying to take the movie industry not too seriously. Her attempts have been ill-received and she has been advised to eat less. There is truth in comedy and it will prevail.
You might not like wince-worthy situations like these, but they are necessary to everyday life. Remember, the safest sex is awkward sex.
The Wisconsin Dells aren't a vacation spot, more like a mole you want removed. Leave your respect at home to make room for more beer.
Fresh from the real world market, it's all the glitz and glam that comes with being lowest on the corporate ladder: the full-time intern.
Everyone fantasizes about being a celebrity occasionally, but the only realistic way to brush with stardom is to crash the tour bus. Duh.
Your 21st birthday is momentous. After that, you'll be lucky if friends remember your birthday, more or less force alcohol down your throat.
Simonne goes where every man has gone before, exposing the truth behind every touchy, pornographic indulgence of your college life.
It's the only traditional form of dating left in college: inviting someone over to hookup halfway through a movie. Here's the rental list.
How long can your computer continue to make sacrifices for your insatiable downloading pleasure before deciding to crash?
At a small school, it's all about sharing the love. Then sharing stories about the love you shared. Okay fine, it's just a good 'ol fashioned sex column.
An intimate look at the in's and out's, he said/she said's, and irreverent monotony of college life at a small liberal arts school.