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WEDNESDAY'S BIG STORY:
Random Hookups Aren't as Sexy as Relationships
One of the great aspects of living the college life is engaging in one of those magical nights. Yes, you guessed it, I'm talking about the magical night of a random hookup, where all the stars seem to align in your favor for just the right amount of time allowing you to get some much needed tail.

As Tiffany Ohara, a student columnist for the University of California in Santa Barbara's campus newspaper writes, college kids are no longer asking there friends if they got that goodnight kiss - they're asking much, much more. "Now the questions are, 'Dude, did you screw her? Did she give you head? Are her tits real?,'" she writes.
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CAMPUS GIRL OF THE DAY
Erum Qayum, of the University of Texas, is Wednesday's Frat Boy News Campus Girl of the Day.

Erum is a senior at Texas, loves the movie Tommy Boy and is majoring in neurobiology.
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TUESDAY'S HEADLINES


FRAT BOY NEWS DAILY SPORTS PAGE
Get your pencils ready! It's time for bracketology once again as the NCAA has released the matchups for the first round of the Men's College World Series tournament.
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FRAT BOY NEWS PAUSE FOR THE CAUSE
Smoking Weed May Make Pregnancy Difficult
A Swedish study suggests smoking marijuana during pregnancy may damage the fetal brain.
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FRAT BOY NEWS DAILY POLICE REPORT
Shots Fired Near Texas A&M
A 21-year-old Bryan man remained in jail Monday after reportedly firing a handgun into the air at a crowded park near a College Station community center.
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SORORITY SHOTS DU'JOUR

A Relationship > A Random Hookup

Random Hookups Cheapen the Magic of Sex

One of the great aspects of living the college life is engaging in one of those magical nights. Yes, you guessed it, I'm talking about the magical night of a random hookup, where all the stars seem to align in your favor for just the right amount of time allowing you to get some much needed tail.

As Tiffany Ohara, a student columnist for the University of California in Santa Barbara's campus newspaper writes, college kids are no longer asking there friends if they got that goodnight kiss - they're asking much, much more. "Now the questions are, 'Dude, did you screw her? Did she give you head? Are her tits real?,'" she writes.

Random hookups may not be the key to improving your sexual confidence.

"Many people - mostly guys - feel that they have to have sex with tons of people in order to improve their performance and keep their partner satisfied when they finally decide to commit," she writes.

Finding yourself a little steady honey to get it on with regularly may benefit you both.

"The less experience you both have, the more you can explore together, which creates that much more intimacy and romance," Ohara says.

"Sex is emotional, physical and spiritual," she continues, "By taking your pants off, you are agreeing to become a part of your partner and to let your partner be a part of you," Ohara says.

"I apologize if I have killed your boner or your puffy pussy, but next time you’re about to get down with someone you hardly know, think about what I’ve told you. If hookups are all you can get, well then, I feel bad for you," she concludes.

Jimmy Fallon Played Beer Pong Until 5 a.m. at Louisville Frat

Fallon Almost Missed Kentucky Derby After Frat Party

Former Saturday Night Live star Jimmy Fallon was among the many celebrities who attended the Kentucky Derby a few weeks back, but he almost didn't make it after spending the night before playing beer pong at a University of Louisville frat.

"I went to this nice tuxedo party at a mansion and as me and my girlfriend were leaving the valets parking the cars were from a fraternity, Fallon said"

"I said, 'So where's the party at?', just joking around," he continued. "They go, 'We'll have one if you come.' "So I said, 'Well, give me the address. We'll show up.' So we ended up going to this frat house in the University of Louisville and ended up playing beer pong until five in the morning."

Ridin' Dirty

Former Duke Lacrosse Player Cleared of Charges Transfers to Brown

Cleared Duke Lacrosse Player Will Attend Brown

Reade Seligmann, one of the three former Duke University lacrosse players cleared of sexual assault charges last month, will transfer to Brown University to continue both his athletic and academic careers.

Seligmann and the two other players were kicked off the lacrosse team and suspended from Duke while the court proceedings from an alleged sexual assault at a 2006 team party involving a stripper played out.

Seligmann said he has appreciated the support he's received through the ordeal from his teammates and coaches, but indicated it was just time for him to move on to someplace new.

“I know that they will understand why I cannot return to Duke,” he said.

Blacklight Special

College Student Missing Since St. Patrick's Day Found Dead

Lackawanna County Coroner Rules Death of Missing College Student Accidental

A Pennsylvania college student who disappeared after a parade on St. Patrick's Day was found dead, 78 days after being reported missing.

Police said the body of Matthew Grendel, a student at the University of Sciences in Philadelphia, was found Sunday in Pennsylvania's Lackawanna County. He was found to have drowned and police believe it was accidental.

"We’re thankful we don’t have to go through all of this anymore," his mother said. "Matthew is with God now."

Grendel disappeared after telling a friend he was heading to the University of Scranton for a party.

Swedish Study Finds Smoking Weed May Add Difficulties to Pregnancy

Wednesday's Frat Boy News Pause for the Cause

Sweeden (compiled by the UPI)

A Swedish study suggests smoking marijuana during pregnancy may damage the fetal brain.

Proper wiring of hundreds of millions of cells in the brain determines how people think, remember, move or show emotions throughout their lives, according to study leader Dr. Tibor Harkany of Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.

The processes through which nerve cells recognize each other are guided by specific chemical signals.

Scientists have identified that endogenous cannabinoids -- molecules naturally produced in the brain and functionally similar to THC from marijuana -- play unexpectedly significant roles in establishing how certain nerve cells connect to each other, according to the study published in the journal Science.

"Besides identifying a fundamental mechanism in brain development, the findings may provide new perspectives to identify the molecular changes in the brains of individuals prenatally affected by maternal cannabis abuse," Harkany said in a statement.

Gray Is The New Pink

Baseball Bracketology: NCAA Tourney Pairings Set

Wednesday's Frat Boy News Daily Sports PageGet your pencils ready! It's time for bracketology once again as the NCAA has released the matchups for the first round of the Men's College World Series tournament.

Here's how they breakdown:
(Stars denote regional hosts)

1 *Vanderbilt (51-11) 4 Austin Peay (39-20)
3 Memphis (36-25) 2 Michigan (39-16)
1 *Virginia (43-14) 4 Lafayette (33-18)
3 Oregon St. (38-17) 2 Rutgers (41-19)
1 *Long Beach St. (37-18) 4 Ill.-Chicago (34-19)
3 Pepperdine (35-20) 2 UCLA (30-26)
1 *San Diego (43-16) 4 Fresno St. (36-27)
3 Minnesota (40-16) 2 Cal St. Fullerton (33-23)
1 *Arizona St. (43-13) 4 Monmouth (36-22-1)
3 Nebraska (30-25) 2 UC Riverside (37-19)
1 *Ole Miss (37-23) 4 Sam Houston St. (38-22)
3 Troy (34-25) 2 Southern Miss. (38-21)
1 *Wichita St. (49-19) 4 New Orleans (37-24)
3 Oral Roberts (40-15) 2 Arizona (40-15)
1 *Texas (44-15) 4 Brown (27-19)
3 Wake Forest (33-27) 2 UC Irvine (40-15-1)
1 *Rice (49-12) 4 Prairie View (34-23)
3 Baylor (34-25) 2 TCU (46-12)
1 *Texas A&M (44-16) 4 Le Moyne (34-17)
3 Ohio State (37-22) 2 La.-Lafayette (43-15)
1 *Missouri (40-16) 4 Kent St. (33-24)
3 Louisville (40-20) 2 Miami (Fla.) (36-22)
1 *Arkansas (41-19) 4 Albany (N.Y.) (29-27)
3 Oklahoma St. (38-19) 2 Creighton (44-14)
1 *Florida St. (47-11) 4 Bethune-Cookman (33-25)
3 Stetson (41-19) 2 Mississippi St. (33-20)
1 *Coastal Carolina (48-11) 4 VCU (37-21)
3 St. John's (N.Y.) (40-17) 2 Clemson (38-21)
1 *South Carolina (42-18) 4 Wofford (30-31)
3 Charlotte (47-10) 2 North Carolina St. (37-21)
1 *North Carolina (48-12) 4 Jacksonville (34-26)
3 W. Carolina (40-18) 2 E. Carolina (39-21)

Shots Fired Near Texas A&M

The Frat Boy News daily campus police report for Tuesday:

Texas A&M University (compiled by TheEagle.com)

A 21-year-old Bryan man remained in jail Monday after reportedly firing a handgun into the air at a crowded park near a College Station community center.

Brandon Demond Erskine told police he and some friends got into a fight with another group of men at the Lincoln Center around 9 p.m. Sunday, police said.

Erskine said the group started to crowd him so he fired several shots into the air with a .22-caliber revolver to try to clear the area so he could leave, officers said.

Police stopped the car Erskine was riding in as he left and found the revolver under the front passenger seat, according to a police affidavit.

Erskine was charged with deadly conduct, a third-degree felony, and unlawfully carrying a weapon, a Class A misdemeanor. He was held at the Brazos County Jail in lieu of $8,000 bail.