Published on Thursday, April 8, 2010 by Dave It makes sex even better…sometimes. College guys seemingly know everything there is to know about sex and alcohol. However, many guys will experience a failed night of love making once in a while thanks to excessive intoxication. Urban Dictionary defines whiskey dick as a man’s failure to get a stiffy, due to too much booze in his system. Pretty self-explanatory. ...

Published on Thursday, March 25, 2010 by Dave For those of you who take pride in your entrepreneurial strength, it is never too early to start thinking about how to parlay a great idea into a successful business venture. Author T. Harv Eker says, “For the rich, it’s not about getting more stuff. It’s about having the freedom to make almost any decision you want.” The bigger your vision, the better. In ...

Published on Thursday, March 18, 2010 by Dave College graduation is a touchy subject for all of us. For those of you embarking on your final year of college, the stress of obtaining a job is slowly setting in. The way to keep your cool through this process is to have this thing well planned out. For this reason, The Campus Throne is offering its advice on how to successfully nail job interviews. Why? Lets be...

Published on Monday, February 15, 2010 by Dave Although I may not have fully come to terms with the fact that I am graduating in a few months, I certainly intend to prepare for life after college. So far this is all I have come up with: Searching for work is a huge pain in the ass. As you might guess, my top priority for the last months of college pertains to happy hour specials. Nonetheless, getting a couple soli...

Published on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 by Dave Keeping a clean, organized, and updated resume is one of the most important tasks to keep up with through your college career. Your resume is the first impression potential employers will have of you. Think of it as an advertisement of yourself. Whether you are applying for your first job out of college, or are trying for a summer internship, a professional resume is ...

Published on Tuesday, January 26, 2010 by Dave Final exams week in college could not be more accurately stereotyped. The weeks upon weeks of procrastination finally have you trapped and stressed out. Students resort to frantic study sessions, note copying, and all nighters in the corner of the library for survival. Today, students have easy access to “study-aids” in the form of coffee, adderall, and energy dri...

Published on Thursday, January 7, 2010 by Dave Classifying Addiction: Pornography Odds are you can probably think of at least one person you have come across in your life that looks at pornography excessively. Pornography is an interesting topic that is overlooked in the broad realm of addiction. Many of us can find humor in someone who sits in his room all day cleaning the pipes to Internet porn, and not think a...

Published on Friday, September 4, 2009 by Dave As a college student, hanging on to the end of the financial rope comes with the territory. To help tighten the grip, Campus Throne has put together a list of various ways to help manage your money better. BANKING Something often overlooked is your banking ability. Learn to keep track of all your transactions, withdraws, and bills. Checking regularly online will...

Published on Thursday, September 3, 2009 by Dave You may notice that summer bankroll you built up will begin to dwindle during the last few weeks of the semester. For those of you on campus who are too busy to work a job on top of class, or are just too lazy, we have some solutions for you. Campus Throne has compiled a list of several different routes you can take that will not interfere with chasing the muff arou...

Published on Friday, August 28, 2009 by Dave What is one of the biggest recurring pains in your wallet at the beginning of every semester? Answer: Absurdly inflated textbook prices. A simple visit to any college bookstore will reveal that textbook prices are completely out of control. It is truly saddening to walk around campus and even hear upperclassmen complaining about how they just spent $500 on books. A ma...