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Many students are familiar with the fish in a tank common in dorm rooms, but fewer are probably aware of the dogs and cats that live on Furman’s campus. Although housing prohibits students from owning any pet they would like, the university does allow for approved service animals.

It’s too bad Furman’s blowout win last Friday night against North Greenville was an exhibition game. Wins were often hard to come by last season as the injury-depleted Paladins finished with a dismal seven wins overall and a 3-15 record against conference opponents — good enough for last place in the SoCon.

The World Series came to an end Wednesday with the Boston Red Sox taking home the trophy after a resounding 6-1 victory over the Cardinals to take the series in six games. After a dismal 2012 season which saw the team play to a 69-93 record, they made a complete turn around this year to win it all.

Electronic dubstep group Krewella has released their first full-length album, “Get Wet.” Krewella’s music is similar to artists such as Cazzette, Flux Pavillion, and the newly popular Zedd. Krewella’s album will leave you tired from clubbing all night.

The Way, Way Back, recently released on DVD, is a 2013 film that you may have missed while it was in theaters.

I remember waking up at four in the morning to make the drive to Chattanooga for the 2001 National Championship game against the Montana Grizzlies. Even though the team came up short, those were much better days for Furman football. Under the direction of Bobby Johnson from 1994-2001, the Paladins experienced a lot of success.

Women’s soccer entered Saturday’s Southern Conference tournament quarterfinals match against Western Carolina as the top-seeded team, posting the best regular season record at 14-3-2 and 8-1-1 in conference.

Mama always said, “nothing good happens after midnight.” Sounds like mama never went to college. Sure, it’s debatable whether the stuff that happens after midnight is good, but it’s undoubtedly the case that a lot goes on in the wee hours of the morning.

When Furman switched to Office 365 a few years ago, it upgraded to a more advanced email client that significantly increased the storage space allotted to all students, faculty, and staff. But in the switch, Furman also lost a forum feature from the previous email client that had been a central part of university communication.