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You Mean I Need a Summer Job?!By May 2, 2013 - 1:00am READ MORE |
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Fun Electives to Take This SummerBy April 30, 2013 - 1:00am Spending your summer here in Auburn? Maybe you are working, doing an internship or taking classes. Whatever your plans are, if you need to knock out a few elective hours, here are a few of our favorite courses still available. Silver lining? We're pretty sure these courses won’t make you want to fall asleep. READ MORE |
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The Lowdown on Summer's Biggest Music FestivalsBy April 27, 2013 - 8:43pm Sweet summertime is approaching, and that can only mean one thing: summer music festivals! Whether you want to claim your spot out of hundreds of acres and camp out or experience the biggest mosh pit of your life, there’s a music festival for you. Coachella and SXSW may be behind us, but summer is the best season for hanging out with friends and seeing your favorite musicians up close and personal. The biggest festivals this summer feature a variety of music from hot new artists like Macklemore to legendary music icons like Paul McCartney. So grab your sunscreen and pack up the car. Here are the biggest music festivals and their lineups for this summer. Bonnaroo When? June 13-16 Where? Manchester, Tennessee... |
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All Things Summer, All for Your Taste budsBy April 27, 2013 - 12:46am With six more days of school work left, my mind has been wandering around and lounging in a swimming pool. I have so many plans for the summer. I want to experiment with recipes, see all my friends from home, and just waste time. To give you an idea, this is my (kind of) bucket list for summer 2013. All things for my taste buds, of course! And if you are unsure of the best foods for your best finals, check out the HC guide to eating right during cram sessions. READ MORE |
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Tips for Study SuccessBy April 24, 2013 - 1:00am It’s that time of year again—the end of the semester is near, but the threat of finals looms just on the horizon. We’ve all heard time and time again the best ways to prepare for the exams, essays, and projects that determine our grades. It seems like the majority of the academic world forget that each student studies differently. Some say music interferes with information absorption; others say flashcards are so elementary school. However you choose, here are some possible study aids to make this semester’s finals go a little bit smoother! READ MORE |
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Buzz-Worthy Brands Worth Knowing: Spring 2013By April 22, 2013 - 10:50pm Looking for a way to differentiate your style from the crowd? Amidst the sea of Tory Burch purses and Michael Kors watches, it can be easy to get into a habit of purchasing wardrobe staples from designers you see on everyone else. That’s why you need to know these fabulous five labels, which represent a spectrum of looks, ranging from delicate, lady-like lines to elegant edgy-chic apparel. 1. Cameo READ MORE |
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Makeshift Picnic -Thanks to Those Extra Dining Dollars!By April 18, 2013 - 1:00am My first year at Auburn University is coming to a close and I can feel summer coming. (The pollen tickling my nose is a nice clue.) I am craving BBQ and a giant swimming pool! And if you have learned anything about me, you know I solve all my problems with food. I have the perfect summer time blues picnic menu, and it is for all you college girls that are broke from the spring break spree and busy with finals right around the corner. Take an afternoon to spend with your friends before going your separate ways, and chill out in the afternoon sunshine! The Summer Time Blues Picnic Menu BBQ Sandwiches Roasted Broccoli READ MORE |
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Crank Up the Country MusicBy April 14, 2013 - 1:40pm Did you wake up the day after the Alpha Psi Rodeo and wish you could do it all over again? Maybe you went to Dothan to the Toadlick Music Festival and wish you could rewind and see your favorite country acts like Luke Bryan and Jake Owen one more time. Rodeo and Toadlick may be over, but the country music doesn’t have to stop. READ MORE |
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3 Tips to Alleviating College StressBy April 13, 2013 - 1:00am In today’s society college students are said to be under the highest pressure. Moving away from one’s home, family and comfort zone is a big adjustment. One might even have a lot of expectations riding on them to succeed and excel academically or athletically. Not only is one reckoned to survive in all the called for studying, homework and tests, but one must also form a new social life as well. Making a totally fresh start in gaining a group of friends can seem overwhelming. The relationships students are accustomed to from back home are irreplaceable. For this reason, it is understandable students may feel alone and isolated at times. This new chapter in life is an exciting one, but for some can also lead to jaw-dropping amounts of stress and anxiety.... |
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SlacktivismBy April 11, 2013 - 1:00am "Slacktivism” is not a term you hear often. READ MORE |
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