On November 18th, 1985, the iconic comic book "Calvin and Hobbes," featuring a little boy in a red striped shirt and his tiger striped best friend, ran its first strip. Now, thirty years later, people are celebrating this troublesome friendship that inspired avid loyalty and readership.

And although readers didn't get to experience this dynamic duo going off to college and facing finals, part-time jobs, and girls more aggravating than Susie Derkins, I believe Calvin still has some wisdom for the college kids of today that grew up reading about his tuna sandwiches and snowmen.

After A Weeknight Out

On Attending Class

Dealing with Procrastination

On Group Projects

When Yik Yak Was In

On Signing Student Loans

Identifying Freshmen

On the Weekends

Realizing You're a Senior

On Taking 20 Credit Hours

After Liquor Pitchers

The Importance of Naps

Cooking for Yourself

At Career Fairs

Trying to Flirt on Campus

Sitting in Classes Outside of Your Major

And Dealing with Graduation