Fall has arrived and with it comes all of the wonderful things we all look forward to: apples, cool air, hot chocolate and yes, pumpkins.
Now is the perfect time to pounce, on-campus residents.
Everybody knows that college students are broke. It’s why Spotify offers premium for $4.99 instead of full price and why J.Crew takes 15% off https://www.jcrew.com/help/teacher_student_discount.jsp Spotify: https://www.spotify.com/us/student/when you show your student ID at checkout – they know our pain, and they feel bad for us.
We have entered the month of October.
Aside from sharing a name with one of the greatest actors of all time, Hurricane Joaquin sounds like bad news.
The first round of midterms at UNC to coming to an end and as grades are going up on Sakai our spirits are definitely coming down. Some of us might be starting to ask ourselves existential questions like “Do I really belong here? Should I have gone to that other state school? Did I leave the curling iron on? Do I have what it takes to make it here? Does it get easier?”
So I was told absolutely not to do this by someone very lovely (I’m looking at you DTH digital editor Kelsey Weekman) but I went ahead and did it anyway.
I can definitely say I tend to be fairly unprepared for an immense amount of events that happen throughout my life.
Imagine Rosetta Stone, but on your smartphone and $499 cheaper. What you get instead is Duolingo, the 6th ranked application in Apple’s App Store’s Lifestyle category.
I don’t drink coffee.
We all know (or are fortunate enough to have) that Cool Mom a.k.a. Mrs. George in the 2004 Tina Fey Classic: Mean Girls.
The Powerpuff Girls cannot save you from this weekend.
Similar to Keeping Up with the Kardashians – minus the celebrities, family drama, gorgeous women and well, everything – this blog will “keep up” with Pinterest trends, especially those related to stressed college students.
Finding a seat in Lenoir during the lunch rush hour is like trying to find a hay straw in a stack of needles.
Maybe you thought summer ended when you arrived on campus a little over a month ago (like any normal, sane person would) but I’m here to inform you that you are straight up tripping.
Never, in my eighteen relatively uneventful years of life, have I once filled out a March Madness bracket.
It’s the most wonderful/horrible time of the year (depending on the relationship status of who you ask). Whether you’re floating on Cloud 9 or glaring at every couple that walks by, you can use these tips to have a fantastic Valentine’s Day!
