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	How to with Sass: How to Tell if He’s Lying By Katie Cassidy and Sam Wong February 21, 2012 - 10:37pm Whether he’s your boyfriend, boy toy, or the apple of your eye for the night, no matter what, you deserve a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T (find out what it means to me). Have you ever wondered, why is it 5 o’clock in the morning and he still hasn’t responded to my text? Even T-Pain knows it’s time to go home to his girl. So, here’s how to tell if that next morning text that says “Sorry I was sleeping” is legit or if it really means “Sorry I was creeping” (on someone else). 1. Shifty eyes. Have you ever noticed that even though you may be the only two people in the room, your beau just won’t look at you? Eyes that look around when you’re having an in-depth convo mean that he is hiding or holding something back. ...
	How to With Sass: How to Find a Valentine By Katie Cassidy and Sam Wong February 14, 2012 - 7:43pm How to find a Valentine Katie Cassidy and Sam Wong Get a boyfriend, boy toy, male compañero ASAP because this is one holiday you won’t want to spend alone. Heart shaped balloons, heart shaped boxes and teddy bears with hearts. If you don’t have someone making your heart go pitter-patter, you’ll end up crying your sorrows away with your single friends to “The Vow”. Now that would just be plain embarrassing. READ MORE
	Have Contiki, Will Travel - Win the Trip of a Lifetime! By Ameara Harb February 10, 2012 - 3:01pm It’s safe to say that for most of us at DePauw, studying abroad is part of our college plan. But even with a study abroad plan in the works (or behind you), when Spring begins to peak through the clouds, the travel itch starts, and dreaming about an epic Euro-trip or an Australian adventure becomes a daily distraction when struggling through our oh-so-boring lectures. But planning a trip abroad can be scary, time consuming, and let's not forget--super expensive. Lucky for us, Her Campus has partnered with Contiki, the #1 travel company for young people, offering over 200 guided tours and pre-planned trips in 40+ countries, exclusively for 18-35-year-olds—all for amazingly low prices!...
	You Know You’re A DePauw Student When…Winter Break Is Necessary for Survival. By Mckenzie Curran December 14, 2011 - 7:42am You Know You’re A DePauw Student When…Winter Break Is Necessary for Survival. By: Ally Faust 10 Reasons To Love Winter Break: READ MORE
	How to...With Sass: How to Make the Most of Your Holiday Break By Katie Cassidy and Sam Wong December 13, 2011 - 7:39pm ‘Tis the season for sleeping in, loading up on cookies and hot cocoa, and watching hours of holiday movies. READ MORE
	A Special Message From Your Campus Correspondents By Mckenzie Curran and Grace Ardery December 12, 2011 - 1:07pm Hello Collegiettes, READ MORE
	ABROAD BLOG: DePauwty in Spain By Natalie Swiler December 7, 2011 - 2:07pm DEPAUWTY IN SPAIN Natalie Swiler READ MORE
	How to … with sass: How to survive finals By Katie Cassidy and Sam Wong December 6, 2011 - 9:11pm How to … with sass: How to survive finals READ MORE
	How to...With Sass: How to Have the Best Thanksgiving Break Ever! By Katie Cassidy and Sam Wong November 30, 2011 - 12:46pm About this time every year everyone starts to get a little grouchy. With finals around the corner and papers piling up, all we want to do is get out of here. Thanksgiving break has come at the perfect time, so pack your bags and empty your bellies, because Thanksgiving break has arrived. Time to eat, drink, and retail therapy your sorrows away. •Black out on Black out Wednesday. This is the biggest bar night of the year. It even surpasses New Year’s Eve. Grab your friends from high school and get out of your parent’s basement, it’s time to mack, yack, and black out Wednesday. READ MORE
	You Know You’re a DePauw Student When…Finals are a marathon, not a sprint. By Ally Faust November 29, 2011 - 11:13pm For most DePauw students, the hell begins way before finals week. The two to three weeks before are often worse than finals themselves. Papers, projects and presentations stack up, on top of the usual assigned readings and any extracurricular responsibilities. At this point, with the freedom of holiday break so near, motivation is waning. Thanksgiving break was only a tease…it’s all downhill for the next three weeks. At least you are not alone. It’s comforting to go to library and realize the rest of the school is also there. It then becomes a battlefield for study spaces. If you can’t grab a table or a study room, you’re banished to the dreaded cubbies. Facing a wall for hours at a time is a dangerous risk....