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Girl Rising at BCBy May 16, 2013 - 12:08pm On April 30th, Her Campus BC partnered with Women in Business at Boston College for a wonderful little mid-finals study break full of insipiring stories. We showed two films, Girl Rising and Half the Sky. These two films featuring the importance of female empowerment. As we look to empower ourselves in our future careers, we also need to consider how to help alleviate the plight of female inequality on a global scale. The first film, Half the Sky, based on the best-selling book by New York Times journalists, Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn, chronicles the importance of turning oppression into opportunities for women around the world. READ MORE |
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The Sex Files #30: The Year in ReviewBy May 14, 2013 - 1:07pm This Year In Review: Reproductive Health READ MORE |
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How to Survive Finals and Moving OutBy May 12, 2013 - 12:00am As a freshman last year, I was thoroughly relieved to hear about the magical Piece by Piece Moving Company that stores all of your things over the summer until you return to campus in the fall. It was the perfect solution to my mother’s many phone calls about what I was going to do with all of my stuff, “You are NOT bringing your entire room home to Tampa.” READ MORE |
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Why I Love FinalsBy May 11, 2013 - 12:01am I hate finals. You hate finals. We all hate finals. But, what if there was something good that came out of them? What if there was a small beam of light down this dark path of sleepless nights, tears, and frustration? Well, collegiettes, after some serious soul searching, I have found the brighter side of finals week. Here are the top reasons why I love finals: READ MORE |
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Paying Homage to the Olsen TwinsBy May 11, 2013 - 12:00am Nobody really wants child stars to grow up. We want to keep them bottled up, caged in with their hair bows, squeaky voices, and baby teeth. It’s creepy, really, the way that people identify full-grown adults so frequently by the persona they inhabited decades ago on Cable TV. In so many instances, this obsession leads the actors and actresses themselves to go haywire; see Lindsay Lohan, see Macaulay Culkin. They were such normal kids, until we told them they couldn’t be anything else. READ MORE |
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Open Letter to My Ex-BoyfriendBy May 10, 2013 - 12:00am It’s almost been a whole year: a year since you’ve held me, smiled at me, and made me smile. All this time has passed, and yet I still feel the need to say this. I know you’ve moved on; I saw your recent “in a relationship” post on Facebook and my heart stopped for about half a second. But once the shock had faded, and the nostalgia and sadness had settled down within me, I started thinking about my life and everything I’ve accomplished since we split up. So read carefully, darling. This one’s for you. READ MORE |
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Dress Well, Test Well?By May 9, 2013 - 12:00am READ MORE |
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An Open Letter to SpringBy May 8, 2013 - 10:23am Dear Spring, I just want to start this letter by saying thank you. Thanks for the rays of sunshine and the cherry blossoms. Thank you for providing me with another means of procrastination not just limited to social media. You give me and college students across the country hope that summer is just on the horizon. READ MORE |
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10 Songs for a Study BreakBy May 7, 2013 - 12:00am Just when you think you have hit your lowest low of studying, blast these girl power songs, have a dance break, a sing along, and get your head back in the game to ace your finals and start the summer! 1. “Put Your Records On” - Corrine Baily Rae Let your hair out of that messy bun and put a smile on your face. 2. “Shake It Out” - Florence and the Machine Literally shake it out… we all know those Bapst chairs are not comfortable. READ MORE |
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MythBusters BC: Don't Room with a Friend from HomeBy May 6, 2013 - 10:43am READ MORE |
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