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A a comedy/documentary by Red Team for the fall 2005 HFC 48hr film festival about the horrible Hofstra Red monster

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola on his experiences at Hofstra University

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola on his experiences at Hofstra University

I see many students, regardless of their major, very dedicated to what they want to become. Also it is a very nice campus, is close enough to the city but at the same time is in a suburb so one can never be to far away from any type of lifestyle. Close to urban life, close to rural life, and exsisting in the suburban life.

The history behind it.

everyone has lots of fun all the time and are very determined to be happy. everyone seems very united and we all get along and are tied together as one student body. we understand each other and are always willing to help our peers

You really have to like Hofstra to stay. If Hofstra didn't have the communications program it has I would have been gone long ago. The fact is that Hofstra is like any other college except 3 times for expensive. So if you an go get the same degree and an other college for cheaper do that. Do not wast your time and money on a anthropology degree from Hofstra.

I am a member of Honors College and the Senior Resident Assistant in Honors Housing. We hold many programs in company of the Honors College faculty mentors. It is a lot of fun, and the residents seems to appreciate it!

Hofstra is great!!!

HONORS COLLEGE! I love honors, it really helped me out with becoming a more well-student here at Hofstra.

My favorite part about Hofstra is Honors College. This may sound nerdy, but it really isn't. I've met some of the greatest friends through this program, especially since I am in Honors housing. Also, as an added bonus, there is always free stuff provided by Honors College, so I will never go hungry.

Honors College is the only thing I havent really mentioned. Being in Honors College has been very beneficial to me. It helped me with meeting other students because it gave me a smaller cross section of the entire campus population. Also being in honors dorming has been great! Everyone is really close knit, and its a great community. Its always a pleasure to walk through the lounge and run into 10 people who give you hugs and ask how your day was. Honors College is also always planning great programs and trips. I have been able to attend so many different shows (like the color purple, the christmas spectacular at Radio Hall, and etc etc etc) for free through Honors College. They also have programs like different chocolate tastings and spelling bees! They always plan these fun events that get the student body (of honors college) to get together and get to know each other. Its also convenient to have Honors College to go to whenever i have a problem or need a question answered. You know the people there (secretary, dean, associate dean, etc etc). Honors College really made the transition into college easier.

I'm in Honors College, and it's pretty challenging.

Being a member of Honors College has really helped in making the transition into college. It gave me a good cross section of the school population that i could get to know before tackling the entire campus. They have great mentors that are always around to help and they are ALWAYS planning awesome and free trips for different broadway shows and baseball games and etc.

Stop stealing my money, and if you're going to take it, be more willing to give some out. HUHC

I love honors college. We are so close to the people in our classes, the rooms in Liberty and Republic Halls are large, and best of all we get air conditioning!

Honors College was the best thing I ever did even though I had to take Culture and Expressions!

I LOVE HONORS COLLEGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Honor's college is an amazing opportunity which i wish everyone could have

Honor's college is my favorite part about hofstra. The professors are great and it gives you an opportunity to interact with students as serious about learning as you are.