Meg and Emily interpret Nick's asking about homework as asking Meg out. The lines of communication are highly confused between the sexes.
Meg and Emily use the power of persuasion to ensure inclusion to the boys party plans.
Meg's dibs on Nick is threatened when she finds out that a very beautiful tattooed girl is his "go to" person for help.
Ryan desperately needs to get out of a final so he can play in the Ultimate Frisbee Championships. Meg admits to being a jealous girl in an over thought email that gets over shared.
Despite their roommates freaking out about it, Meg and Nick make it official.
The freshmen girls and guys do everything in their power to get into the local dive bar, from fake IDs to highly exposed flesh.
There seems to be some confusion but Emily and Ryan may have crossed the line of not hooking up with a close friend.
Bask U's resident director has fun with Meg, Nick, Ryan and Emily when they find themselves in a bit of a housing crunch.
The game "Assassins" becomes a game of trust when targets are close to home.
An unsuspected breakup occurs in a most indirect way. Chaos ensues and someone waiting in the sidelines steps into the picture.
My first vlog on taking the perfect profile picture.
Nick and I just had "the conversation". Does your hook up count really matter? What do you guys think? Let me know either in the comments or through a video response.
I drop the ABCs on texting etiquette. Any questions?
How absurd are office hours? Let me tell you...
Professor Klein showcases his hip-hop moves in this homage to Professor Rap.
I issue a stern warning to a fellow student.
I deliver three quick steps to turn your old t-shirt into a new hot number.
I deliver the definitive groove guide: how to dance.
Bask University Res Life has an announcement about the hacking of students' social network profiles. Please contact BaskResLife@Baskbook.com with any information regarding the hacking of Bask University student social network profiles.
I'm defending my little bro, Nick from the recent hack attack.
I give students the penultimate guide to rocking the fake ID.
Help me figure out how to open this link...please! Here's Dylan's email to me: Dear Emily, Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Dylan Winters, we met in July at the first Bask University Orientation session. I doubt you remember me, you were in high demand as I recall. Im sure you realize, just as I did, that college is our first time to truly realize who we are. We separate the lies were told as children from the truths we find in ourselves. I was lucky enough to find truth in myself from my very first days here. Others, well, they have not been so lucky. Only very rarely are we able to speak complete truth, often after long nights drinking, hence the phrase, "In vino, veritas." In wine, truth. Have you found truth, Emily? Have you found your "Veritas?" Maybe you have, you seem comfortable in your own skin. I cannot say the same for your roommate, however. I will tell you my hardest truth: Im in love with Meg. I realize my methods may appear crazy, but let me tell you in complete honesty Im not crazy. Indeed, I am the only one telling the truth, and I intend to show you my truth, my own personal Veritas. I only hope that you can look through this and find an answer for yourself. Megs lies are not only hurting her, but those around her. This Nick guy is only setting himself up for a harder fall when he finds out what his own Veritas is. There will be consequences for lies, I can only hope that theyre exposed sooner rather than later. However, as I found long ago and Im sure Meg is finding out now; truth can be hard to acquire, harder to hold on to, and nearly impossible to show to others. I find it not a little ironic that in Roman mythology Veritas was a goddess. It was believed she hid in a holy well because she was so elusive. Ive taken a drink from that well, Emily, and Im hoping you open this link and drink deeply from it, too. http://www.tinyurl.com/baskintruth Perhaps afterwards we can both fully appreciate "In Vino Ve
I wonder aloud why friends desert their friends for relationships.
I'm fresh out of bed here to issue the definitive guide to surviving the morning-after hook-up.
I ponder what to do with some incriminating evidence...
Your boyfriend wearing your clothes is a turn on...
I question Nick's enthusiasm to live in the same dorm as his freshman girlfriend, Meg.
I download viewers on the intricacies of status updates.
Let me argue why you should never break up.
Bask University Student, Emily Ashby empties her purse and reveals the ultimate morning-after kit.