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Author: Natalie Ramos

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Remembering the good and the bad

By Natalie Ramos
OPINIONS| There are two things that I really learned in college — how to parallel park and how to lie, mostly to myself. I am now a master parallel parker.

At least I won't get syphilis

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| My week that started with an amazing high — watching Kobe Bryant score 81 points at the Staples Center on Sunday night (be envious.

Losing body-image rationality, one elliptical stride at a time

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| I got back from the gym this morning to find an unpleasant surprise on my answering machine. I hit the flashing red ‘play’ button to find that a disgruntled male caller had left me a message demanding: Where was I and why was I also not answering my cell phone!

Stanford Affiliation Pacifies Enraged Motorist: Buy Your Sweatshirts Now

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| It almost feels like I never left for break, except for the fact that several friends have graduated and moved on to bigger and bolder things (good luck in Roatan, Jenn!

Rain, rain (and finals), go away

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| This is the one week of the quarter when everyone is thinking the same thing: “Shit, now why didn’t I start that earlier?

Apathy—the mono of senior year

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| Senior year of high school, many of my peers were afflicted with a serious disease. The symptoms included lethargy, academic apathy and procrastination.

Eating right can be as trying as your thesis

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| Perhaps the hardest part about going to college is something that seems so easy: eating. Making new friends and balancing a difficult course load are by no means easy tasks, but figuring out how to eat well in the college setting may be the biggest challenge.

Wanna punch your problem set? Punch a ballot instead

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| Can medically-based television shows really inform the public about health issues?

Costumes, Cold, and Craziness at the Castro

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| Is it just me, or is Halloween kind of stressful?

Keep your germs to yourself

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| I’d just like to say that of the four Full Moons I’ve attended, this year’s was, by far, the most uneventful — even with my senior status.

Maybe Helmets Aren't So Bad?

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| Three accident-free years of campus biking came to a dramatic end last week when I took a nasty spill on my way to drama class.

Walking the talk - Daily staffers go wild, stay safe

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| I had every intention of working hard this weekend without having any fun. But, it just wasn’t meant to be, as this Daily column mandates that I must occasionally leave my single in search of wild adventures to discuss in my next column.

"S" stands for seniors, stress and sex

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| Becoming a senior is a lot like having sex for the first time. Lots of nerves. So much build up. Endless expectation. In the end, it's quick, messy and not very satisfying.

How to stay safe ... and sane

By Natalie Ramos
NEWS| Fresh(wo)men, welcome to the Farm!