Kate Moriarty

It’s finals week, and you’re probably feeling a little bit like this:

It finally hits you how much studying you have to do and you’re like,

Your professor sends you instructions for your final term paper assignment, and you’re just like,

Suddenly you realize that you didn’t take any useful notes this semester.

And you’re just like,

So you go to a review session. At first it’s like,

But then it’s more like,

So you try a group study session. But when you actually have to contribute, it goes like this,

Trying to study in the library is a little like this,

My dress is from Nordstrom, my sweater is from my mom's closet and is probably super old, my shoes are Etienne Aigner, and my earrings were made by my friend's mother's company, Everest Originals!

Tell us about your look.

The look that I have one is one I wear to teach. I'm an education major, so this look is great because it maintains a professional vibe but is still comfortable. It also blends in with the summery theme going on around campus.

How would you describe your style?

I like color and florals! Since I'm full-time student-teaching next semester, all of the clothes that I've been buying have been doubling for the classroom setting and for daywear, sometimes transitioning to nights out, too.

What's your fashion must-have?

My black Longchamp bag! I use it to carry my books to class but I also use it in the professional setting and wehn I'm out in town. Black matches everything!

Get the look:

Dot Print Skirt, $32 at Maurice's

Name: Luke Conley

Year: 2014, hopefully

Major(s): English and Psych

Hometown: Mt. Kisco, NY

Relationship Status: Single

Hobbies/Interests: Reading, writing, boxing, comedy, watching movies, sensitivity, good listening skills, positive relationships with mothers of girls I date, and pandering to Her Campus readers.

Celebrity crush? Do I have to pick one? An unholy genetic mash-up of Emma Watson, Olivia Wilde, and whatever girl best exemplifies the acting abilities of Tom Hardy. The technology's not there yet, but a guy can dream.

What's your ultimate dream date? I don't know if I've ever mapped out the trajectory, but it would probably take place in summer and involve being caught in some sort of heavy rainstorm. This feels like a weirdly intimate thing to share with Internet strangers. So uh, I mean, something manly. Sports. Ahem.

If your life were a movie, which actor would play you? Taye Diggs. Final answer.

If you could have one superpower, what would it be and why? Excluding some sort of loophole where I can acquire multiple powers, probably telekinesis. I feel like there's a lot you can do with it. Flying, lifting heavy objects, tasteful flower arrangements from a distance, etc.

You and your plus one have called things off. Whether you broke it off yourself or got kicked to the curb, you’re going to need some time to heal. If you’re like the rest of us, you’re sad, confused, and in need of some intense Ben & Jerry’s and rom-com therapy sessions. Unfortunately, nothing rubs salt in the wound quite like a bad break-up movie (ahem, The Break-Up... thanks a lot, Jennifer Aniston). Next time you cuddle up for a movie night, solo or with friends, turn on one of these tried-and-true, break-up blues-curing flicks!

1. Forgetting Sarah Marshall

In what might be our worst break-up nightmare of all time, Jason Segel’s character finds himself cheated on and dumped by a world-famous, super-hot, and annoyingly perky actress (played by – of course – Kristen Bell). He then winds up at the same Hawaiian hotel as she and her new love bird, an overly sexual Russell Brand.

Silver lining: Segel gets the ultimate revenge by shacking up with Mila Kunis, who, according to Esquire, is the Sexiest Woman Alive. While your rebound may not be earning sexy superlatives in magazines, you can bet he’ll be hot enough to make you forget your ex, too! Plus, the perpetually high and endearingly creepy character played by Jonah Hill will make you feel infinitely better about your choices... and your life in general.