Christine Guidici
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How To: Day Drink Properly3/26/2013 |
Without a doubt, the best part of spring semester is day drinking. Darties (day parties) are happening every Saturday and you have to keep up. The best part about day drinking is that you don’t have to race the clock to get all dolled up and go out. You have ALLL DAY. In order to successfully last throughout the darties and fun shenanigans that the rest of the semester has in store for you, make sure you read this tips. You wouldn’t want to miss out on any of the fun! RULE #1: Prepare properly. |
On-the-Go Breakfast Ideas1/29/2013 |
Being a college student, we want everything to be fast and easy for us. Most of the time, we’re too lazy to actually cook something healthy to eat, so we stick to Ramen or popcorn or snack foods. Even though most of us forget to eat it, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It revs up your metabolism, keeps you from binging, and keeps you in a good mood throughout the day.
Fruit. If you’re looking for an easy “grab & go” breakfast, fruit is your best bet. You can grab an apple or banana and eat it on your way to class. If you want to add a little flavor to your fruit, pair it with some yogurt. Cereal. Cereal is as easy as you’re going to get. You can eat it right out of the box, or if you’re trying to get classy, add some milk. It’s one of the cheapest food choices out there and (if you choose the right one) it can be pretty healthy. |
How To: Toliet Paper Roll Art12/2/2012 |
Looking for an easy and super cheap way to spruce up your room? Look no farther because HerCampus ISU has the perfect solution for you! Writer Christine Guidici took her crafting skills to a whole new level and put together an easy, five step way to make your own toliet paper roll art piece. All you need: toilet paper or paper towel rolls scissors glue stapler paintStep 1: Crush the toilet paper / paper towel roll Step 2: Cut into about 5 equal parts (doesn’t have to be exact) Step 3: Paint each piece and decorate as you wish. You can add glitter or colors or anything you want. Step 4: Glue pieces together in the design of your choice. You may have to hold them in place for a few seconds while the glue sets. Step 5: Hang up your fabulous work of art for everyone to see!
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How To: Hot Oil Treatment10/11/2012 |
Blow-drying, straitening, curling, 3-barrelling. The list of ways we ruin our hair on a daily basis is endless. I have been searching for a nice and easy way to give my hair a little extra attention. I am getting a little sick of picking my split ends during class when I get a little bored. I found this hot oil treatment on Pinterest and it seemed like the perfect way to re-nutrition my hair.
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Food Porn: Christine's Chocolate Chip Cookies10/8/2012 |
I have a weird obsession with baking chocolate chip cookies. I have become quite the expert if I do say so myself. I’ve made them so many times that I have tweaked the recipe to make it just perfect. People have been asking me for my special recipe for years, so here you go HC readers… Christine’s chocolate chip cookie recipe just for you. Ingredients:
Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Step 5: Step 6: Just a few little tips: |
Michael McCormick10/3/2012 |
Name: Michael “McCoy” McCormick Age: 20 and 11 months Major: Accounting Hometown: Oak Lawn Affiliations: League of Shadows, the National Wingman Association Relationship Status: “I like to party.” Ideal Date: “Breakfast for dinner followed by a movie and, if we have time, maybe some laser tag.” Favorite Food: Pancakes First thing you notice about a girl: Hair Last song played on your iPod: “Shake It” by Metro Station Celebrity Crush: Zooey Deschanel Man crush: Joseph Gordon Levitt Where you see yourself in 10 years: “Happily married with 2 or 3 kids” Biggest turn on about a girl: “If they get my really obscure references.” Turn offs: “Probably being an insecure emotional freight train.” Favorite TV Show: Arrested Development 3 things you would bring on a deserted island: “A GameBoy with Pokemon Blue in it, 36 pack of Boxer Ice, and Joseph Roland Smith.” Favorite sports team: “The Bears / Irish” Random fact: I’m partially blind in my left eye. So if you’re trying to get my attention and you’re to my left, I’m not trying to be a jerk, move to the right.” |
How To: Apple Pie Shots10/1/2012 |
Happy October, HCers! In the mood for some fall? Well, our suggestion … apple pie shots. With homecoming and tailgating this weekend, these shots do the trick. This is every college student’s favorite part of the fall – well it’s mine at least. They are so simple to make and taste AH-MAZ-ING. Supplies: • 1 qt Everclear Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: |
Bassnectar concert10/1/2012 |
Get your party outfits ready because Bassnectar is coming back to Bloomington this Thursday, October 4. Make sure to get your tickets soon before they’re sold out at the US Cellular Coliseum. Get a group of friends together and enjoy some awesome music. Concert starts at 6 p.m.! Check out the Facebook event for more information. |
Joey Zwolinski9/23/2012 |
Name: Joey Zwolinski Age: 20 Major: Renewable energy Hometown: Oak Lawn Affiliations: ISU Dance Marathon Relationship status: single & ready to mingle Ideal date: “Breakfast at McDonalds, fishing and a picnic, followed by karaoke.” Favorite food: Chicken alfredo First thing you notice about a girl: Personality If your life was a movie, which actor would play you?: "Gerard Butler – accent and all." Last song played on your iPod: “This I Swear” by Nick Lachey Celeb crush: Emma Stone Where do you see yourself in 10 years?: “Happily married to Emma Stone with children.” Three things you would bring on a deserted island: 30 rack of Natty Light, Brandon Fox, & toilet paper Interesting fact about you: “I love girls with tattoos and I do not have Bieber fever.” Cubs or Sox?: "Go Sox Go." What do women like about you the most?: "My baby blue eyes and golden locks." |
Food Porn: Homemade Snickers9/18/2012 |
Obsessed with Snickers bars like I am? Sometimes you just crave that little taste of chocolate. For me, making things homemade makes me feel accomplished. And of course if I make it, it makes me feel like its okay to eat it! At least I put in a little work, right? You can make your favorite candy bar in just FOUR steps!
Bottom chocolate layer Thoroughly grease a 9x13 baking pan. Melt the ingredients together in a saucepan or in the microwave.
Nougat layer Melt putter in a saucepan over medium heat. Add in sugar and milk, stirring until dissolved and bring to a boil. Let cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add in fluff, peanut butter, and vanilla. Stir until smooth. Turn off heat and fold in peanuts. Then pour over bottom chocolate layer. Let cool completely.
Caramel layer Combine ingredients in a saucepan over low heat. Let melt, stirring occasionally until smooth (takes about 10 minutes). Pour over nougat layer and let cool completely.
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