“Shawty’s like a melody in my head that I can’t keep out, got me singing like na na na na everyday; It’s like my iPod’s stuck on replay.” Wow, how flattering. Apparently someone is also good with a calendar: “Go Shawty, it’s your birthday.” And it seems that Bieber is having troubles with a short friend, considering “shawty is an eennie meenie miney mo lover.”

Raise your hand if you like cookies! Okay, put them down. Now, raise your hand if you think homemade cookies taste the best.

Last week Chancellor Katehi’s student assistants (a position you should consider applying for) invited me to “The Chancellor’s Winter Dialogue.”

Do a quick Google search of alcohol-related scientific studies and what do you find? It’s likely you’ll stumble across some amusing findings on the effects of alcohol on the human body. In one such study, published last year on bmj.com, doctors in Denmark disproved a popular Danish urban myth that said submerging feet in alcohol could get people drunk.

Women’s Water Polo: This weekend, the best defense was a good offense.

Women’s Tennis; Track and Field

TODAY: Summer Abroad Info Session: South Korea; Undergraduate Research Center Workshop; Vet Aide Club Meeting

Women’s basketball: It’s all about confidence.

Gymnastics: Losing a key member of the starting lineup to injury can be detrimental to any team’s success. Battling and winning without the hurt player can really show how strong a squad can be, however.

Coach Gary Stewart “oohed” and “ahhed” at Saturday night’s 108-107 double-overtime win, billing it as a 1970s heavyweight fight akin to one between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier.

Tired of the same old medicine-based internships in the United States? Want some experience abroad as well? Look no further than the Global Brigades.

Student Housing and Entertainment Council are teaming up to bring live entertainment to first-year students in the grassy area outside Tercero.