It is hard to believe that the accommodations at Sochi have not been well regarded by the other reporters and visitors to the city. I found the city to be very comfortable and interesting. We arrived three days before the opening ceremony and were received by the nicest hotel staff. They told us that… Read More Sochi Not So Bad After All
Lexington — It’s February which means that the graduate students have begun their annual return back south to Willy T. This time of year always peaks interest in the study of graduate student behavior, especially that of traveling in packs around campus. The Colonel sat down with Lexington ornithologist Jack Willis to get a better… Read More Flocks of Graduate Students Begin Yearly Migration From Patterson Office Tower to Willy T
Mountain View, CA – Recent years have proven that Google is much more than just a search engine; it’s an empire. While some argue that Google needs to focus on making its search engine better, there’s no denying that they’re making an impact on the world of technology. Google’s next release is sure to have… Read More Google to Release Condoms
University of Kentucky – Last Thursday, an unsuspecting 8AM circuits class in FPAT (if you don’t know where that is, don’t worry, it’s for the smart people) was about to get rocked. In the middle of a lecture, second-year engineering student Lee Cooper ran his No.2 Paper-Mate pencil just a little too dull. He proceeded… Read More Student Uses Pencil Sharpener; Classmates Panic
