I feel like my girlfriend is more into social media and her phone than me. She even looks at it when we’re around family or out on a date night. What do you think I could say to her, or do, to take her attention off of her phone without making her mad? Sincerely, Anonymous […]
With the new year finally here, people are trying to keep up with their resolutions. A new year can mean that you pick a resolution; this acts as a goal for the upcoming year. It may be something you want to improve on or something you would like to change. We all know the stereotypical resolution of ‘working out more’ or ‘eating healthier,’ but the real question is: how to maintain this resolution.
Working out during the winter can be very challenging when it is really cold outside and all you want to do is lay in bed.
Shopping during the holidays can be stressful, especially if you have a large family.
Waking up for an 8:30 after a long night of studying and homework is hard enough; on top of that putting a nice outfit together can be even harder.
It’s that time of year again. You have to buy a gift for everyone, putting your bank account into a state of emergency.
The phone rings and your eyes light up with excitement because it is your long-distance love.
It happens every year: our cute fall sweaters and shoes must turn into bulky jackets and boots making us look like we are ready to climb Mount Everest.
By the time Thanksgiving rolls around, the fall semester is ending and students and faculty alike are ready to wind down.
People think that as long as you have a 4.0 GPA, then you are guaranteed a successful career. But, does a 4.0 GPA enhance your social skills and expand your knowledge in different areas than your major?