Leaving the kids alone in the home is unavoidable in certain circumstances when you are late, have an important errand to attend to, or get caught up somewhere. The kids staying alone in the home should know how to protect themselves, and the parents should use the latest technology to monitor their children. Train the…
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When people think of pre-medical students, things like stiff competition, backstabbing, and generally stressful environments are often some of the first things to come to mind. However, in my experience, the pre-med culture at Rice is just the opposite. Despite the rather large amount of aspiring pre-meds at Rice, the hypercompetitiveness that often manifests in…
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For those participating in a Work-Study program to those wanting to make a little extra money on the side from a job that lets you work from the comforts of campus, there are many opportunities available for you at Rice. The online job database Handshake (frequently used by the Center for Career Development) provides a…
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For all new students at Rice, their first formal introduction to college life will be Orientation Week, or O-Week. This event is taken very seriously by students and faculty, and is planned for months in advance. The week-long affair kicks off with move-in day, and continues with packed schedules of a variety of academic and…
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