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Take out your phone for a moment, I wouldn’t doubt it’s close by. I'm also sure you just checked your latest text or browsed some tweets. Our obsession with our smart phones in this day and age is incredible; it's as if we treat them like our children. Think about it. We take them everywhere we go, we protect them, and we even dress them up. It seems like this year especially, phone cases have...

Must-Have Free Smartphone Apps for College Students

If you’re a student and you’re hoping to use your smartphone to enhance your productivity this semester, how do you know which apps are worth downloading? Are you really going to try all 200 on the “featured apps” list?


Bold, Colorful Season Ahead with this Spring’s Frocks

Even though winter’s bitter chill is still sending shivers down our spines, the bright colors gracing the runways and radiating from merchandise en route to stores in truckloads will be more than enough to de-thaw us all.

Girls, be prepared to put on your big girl panties and the best shade of lipstick you own, because this season is all about being bold!

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Trailer to the Oscars

With the Golden Globes and SAG Awards out of the way, we still wait to hear from the Academy on February 24 for the 85th annual Academy Awards. Who’s nominated? Who should win? And who was left out?


The Biggest Night in Music

It was the year of the new artist: music fans and radio programmers welcomed more first-time hit makers to the mainstream scene in 2012 than in any other year in recent memory. Unsurprisingly, the 55th annual crop of Grammy hopefuls is strongly indicative of the public's "in-with-the-new" attitude.


Fueling the Fire

“If a student’s college’s endowment portfolio has fossil-fuel stock,” says Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org and a leader in environmental conservation, “then their educations are being subsidized by investments that guarantee they won’t have much of a planet on which to make use of their degree.”


Americans and the Second Amendment

On January 15, 2013, New York Governor Cuomo and the New York legislature passed into action the “toughest gun restrictions” in the nation, the first of its kind since the Newtown, Conn. and Webster, NY shootings. With this bill, naturally, comes opposition.


TV Trumps Talent

Flip the channel. Turn up the volume. Listen. There must be another talent competition flashing on your flat screen. One with raw talent, another with flashy lights and stage galore, and a third with spinning chairs and a star studded cast.


Don’t You (Forget About Me)

The Breakfast Club is a celebrated classic, one that recounts a gloomy Saturday in detention shared by “a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal.” These are the exact words the brain himself writes and leaves behind once their fateful Saturday detention comes to a close.


Campus Compliments

It’s a growing trend on Facebook and it has spread across the country from coast to coast. Compliment pages have been set up on college campuses nationwide, aiming to make your day a little better with a kind word of inspiration and thanks.


A Better Way to Live

“I’ve been soundly below the poverty line for most of my adult life,” says Sean Dembrosky, forest-farmer, do-it-yourself homesteader, permaculture expert, and founder of Edible Acres. Nonetheless, he says, “I feel crazy rich.”


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