In fact, on many campuses, things are so downright vicious that it's taking a toll on many students' enjoyment of college, their peace of mind, their friendships and even their overall mental health.
I saw a celebrity on my college campus do things that do not reflect positively on his character.
We were very close when I was a teen-ager, and I loved him more for knowing that I was not remotely like him: he was sound, solid, in his role as a dean paterfamilias to a campus — all things I never hoped to be.
Within the competitive confines of a college campus, getting things done is a hot commodity.
On South African campuses, though, things don't look so simple.
Even on those campuses, great things are happening every day".
When the LGBT community have group events, or take up space on campus, people say things, and there's a lot of pointing and jeering.
Philip R. Regier, the dean of Arizona State University's Online and Extended Campus program, sees things evolving fairly rapidly, accelerated by the increasing use of social networking technology.
There aren't many people around the campus who remember things back in the early 80s, so I'm delighted to discover that my one-time tutor in my old department, politics, is still here.
I ran around campus doing important things, like protesting concerts ("Hoobastank supports pollution!" "Hoobastank hates kittens!" "Hooba-stanks!"), and sneaking into the CIA building to make off with as much office furniture as possible.
