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The Evolution of the G-Stud
Choosing a degree in University Studies

By: Leah Martinez
Maroon Weekly

What do you want to be when you grow up? That is the million dollar question. For students who embarked on the college journey without a path mapped out, choosing a major can be extremely stressful. When this author began college in the summer of 200... >> read more

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Aggie Softball Returns to World Series
By: Ryan Braden / Maroon Weekly
At this time last year the Aggie softball team was making their first trip to the Women's College World Series since the 1988 season. That trip however was brief, as they lost their first two games in the double-elimination series, and were forced to... >> read more

Is it the NBA Finals Yet?
By: Ryan Braden / Maroon Weekly
As San Antonio Spurs fans finally begin to discontinue the annoyance that is the "Go Spurs Go" chant, and the Boston Celtics finally prove they can win on the road, the NBA finals are almost here , thank goodness!

The NBA playoffs thus far ha... >> read more

Slice of Kimbo Was Enough MMAs New Poster Boy Has A Lot of Work To Do
By: Brad Hodges / Maroon Weekly
Saturday night fight fans and curious onlookers gathered around their TVs to see what all the hype about Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson was really about. What they got was a glimpse of a fighter who has a ton of work to do before he can be considered t... >> read more

Fashion Police Beach Must Haves
By: Carrie Pierce / Maroon Weekly
This is already shaping up to be one of the hottest summers. South Texas doesn't get much rest from this blazing heat, making it the perfect time to head to the beach! Whether you will be spending your summer lounging on the beaches in Europe, Florid... >> read more

Ma Salaama Summer in Egypt
By: Chris Shepperd / Maroon Weekly
Taking a journey is about discovery. Discovering more about you, your destination, life, love, etc.

I have been on a few journeys in my lifetime. I have seen a lot of places and experienced many different things.

This summer I am going... >> read more

Pass the Popcorn Movie Review of Sex and the City
By: Staff Writers / Maroon Weekly
The long awaited return of sitcom turned chick flick, Sex and the City has been released; women everywhere are rushing theatres to "get Carried away," and men are fleeing the opposite direction to get away. It has been four years since we have tuned ... >> read more

Sex and the Station What Women (Really) Want
By: Carrie Pierce / Maroon Weekly
By now every woman between the age of 18 and 50 has seen Sex and the City: The Movie. And, lucky for the men, they went with their best gal pals rather than dragging along the boyfriend. As the movie neared release, there were lots of reports stating... >> read more

The Red Dirt Featuring: Reckless Kelly
By: Heather Blankenship / Maroon Weekly
Finals are done and summer has just begun! That means it's time to trade in those books and tutoring sessions for baseball games, hot dogs, ice cold beverages, cruises, festivals and most importantly fun in the sun. You can enjoy all of these fun fes... >> read more

We Sweat Maroon Lifestyle Change
By: Brittney Feltmann / Maroon Weekly
It is the season of swimsuits, tans and diet frenzies. Just the thought of wearing an itsy bitsy, teeny weenie, yellow polka-dot bikini can send chills down the spine. It never fails people do some of the most drastic dieting to get into swimsuit sha... >> read more

The Evolution of the G-Stud Choosing a degree in University Studies
By: Leah Martinez / Maroon Weekly
What do you want to be when you grow up? That is the million dollar question. For students who embarked on the college journey without a path mapped out, choosing a major can be extremely stressful. When this author began college in the summer of 200... >> read more

Viewpoints Taking care of summer students
By: Chris Shepperd / Maroon Weekly
Bachelor's degree at Texas A&M: 130 hours.
Expected graduation date: Aug. 2008.
Finding out the class you need to graduate isn't offered in the summer: priceless.

It always seems that the one class you need isn't offered. I have h... >> read more

Judging a Book by its Cover 21st Century Etiquette by Charlotte Ford
By: Elise Baie / Maroon Weekly
The word "etiquette" these days probably conjures up terrifying images of sitting down to a table set with too many forks or not knowing how to properly address the second cousin once removed of the Duchess of Wilbershire (though why you would be mee... >> read more

Maroon Weekly Treats and Eats Restaurant Review of T Garden
By: Rebecca Ward / Maroon Weekly
As far as restaurants go, the College StationBryan area is generally not known for the variety it offers. Now, that does not mean the sister cities are void of any good places to enjoy a wonderful meal; however, good food often requires a trip off o... >> read more

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