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Tips for a Slammin' Summer

Here at The Cowl, we thought long and hard on how we could thank you for being faithful readers and active respondents. So we compiled this list of how to have the best summer ever. You can thank us in September.

Published: Friday, May 2, 2008

Updated: Sunday, January 31, 2010 12:01

Go ahead and be old school: Start a pickup game of wiffleball or baseball, (The Sandlot style) with your friends from around the neighborhood. It's way cooler than swinging at a virtual ball with the Wii remote in your

basement.-Jackie Kramer '10

Grab a friend, find a deserted playground, and have a heart-to-heart under the jungle gym.

-Katie Caliva '10

Break those town beach rules, invite all your friends, and burn those Civ notes in a late night beach bonfire. If the cops ask, just tell them 'No we didn't light it, but we're tryin' to fight it.'-Mary Pelletier '09

Lay in the grass-or on a trampoline, that's fun too-and watch the stars, but don't forget the bug spray!-Patrick Allen '10

P.S.: Barbeques!

Play in the water! Go swimming and tubing; learn to waterski or wakeboard, and, at least once, watch the sun sink into the deep-blue horizon from the deck of a friend's boat.-Mary Kate Nevin '09

Frolick often.-Megan Gorzkowski '08

Go to as many concerts as possible, from bars to sold-out arenas and everywhere in between. To top it off, stop at a Denny's or an IHOP, get pancakes or stuffed french toast, and drive home listening to the artist you just saw.-John Vaghi '10

Save gas, ride a bike instead.-Matt Longobardi '10

Lather yourself in SPF 50 (the invisible t-shirt), stay hydrated, reapply, and 'then hop out of the kiddy pool and take a dip in the danger zone.'

-Shannon Obey '08

Hot-air ballooning is not a sport; and don't go into Boo Radley's backyard-C.W. Tompkins '09

Skinny or chubby: Run after that ice cream truck.

-Annmarie Granstrand '09

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