college students

A guide to surviving college that includes true stories about students who learned some of the biggest lessons about college and life the hard way, tips on improving study habits, advice on using the computer, and advice from students of all ages and walks of life.

Provides parents with an explanation of the separation process that college-age children go through on their way to healthy independence, and presents a chronological discussion of each stage of that process, from senior year in high school to college graduation.

Nancy's job on the campus newspaper leads her to investigate a fraternity prank that left her roommate's boyfriend Tim lying in a coma, suffering from alcohol poisoning and hypothermia.

Nancy Drew works to expose a cult organization called REACH and its leader Mitch Lebo who has been preying on students at Wilder University and has succeeded in talking Nancy's friend Dawn into turning over all her worldly goods.

Collects "Doonesbury" comic strips from political cartoonist Gary Trudeau; and depicts Trff Bmzklfrpz playing golf on the border of Iran while Duke, a lobbyist, parlays an arms package for the United States; and meanwhile, Clyde, a longtime African-American conservative, is determined to find out the number for Barack Obama's BlackBerry.

Provides advice for surviving the freshman year of college from students only two years up the road, discussing roomates, course selection, money, health, jobs, sex, drinking, and other pertinent issues.

Straight-talk advice and stories from the authors and college students on the experience of starting college, including what to take, making your money last, inexpensive entertainment, campus jobs, and coping with pressure.

Jess's excitement over starting college is tempered when she arrives at her off-campus dorm and learns why it is called Nightmare Hall.