Emerson Archives

	Five Shows About Friends By Megan Shuffleton March 11, 2013 - 2:03pm We like TV. We like our friends. So how about TV shows about friends? We’ve laughed endlessly at Kramer’s wacky mannerisms in Seinfeld, sympathized with Ross and Rachel from Friends, and adored Zooey Deschanel’s portrayal of quirky Jess from New Girl. Here are five fantastic shows about friends and what makes them great: READ MORE
	The 5 Classroom Mannerisms That Get On Everyone’s Nerves By Kristina Udice March 11, 2013 - 10:34am Picture this: you’re sitting in class, the professor is droning on and on and you’re just starting to doze off, letting your daydreams take over when you hear it. It’s the slightest noise, barely noticeable. But then you hear it again, and again, and before you know it you’re sitting on the edge of your seat cringing because—seriously? Do they really need to be chewing that loudly? Can’t they just put that pen down? Everybody has those sounds that really get under their skin, and when you’re sitting in class it only gets worse. If you haven’t noticed any yet, then you’re lucky. But here’s a list of the top 5 classroom mannerisms that get on everyone’s nerves, especially mine. READ...
	Spring Break Style Part 2 By Erin Appenzoller March 10, 2013 - 5:31pm Wednesday / Day 5: Pajamas Okay, today I actually did stay in my pajamas all day despite my vow to get dressed every morning. I ended up wearing a purple American Apparel raglan sweatshirt, black and white striped Target pajama pants, and fuzzy socks. It was wonderful. Thursday / Day 6: Relaxing, Shopping READ MORE
	Spring Break Style Part 1 By Erin Appenzoller March 6, 2013 - 3:49pm Spring Break is the turning point in the semester. We're nearly done with school, we get to hang out with old high school friends, we can go wherever or do whatever we want--there's only one problem. Every year I pack a huge bag of transitional winter to spring clothes hoping the weather will warm up, the only thing is I leave the house for only a few hours a day. With the majority of my friends abroad this semester and the other half still at school (because of course Emerson's Spring Break needs to be in the winter, not spring), I have found myself catching up on my favorite T.V. shows, reading, and planning for the summer. That in mind it's easy for me to stay in pajamas all day (like I am right now--don't judge)....
	Making Your Own Thin Mints By Allison Rand March 6, 2013 - 2:00pm ‘Tis the season – no, not that season. It’s officially Girl Scout Cookie season. Chances are, you’re at least familiar – if not extremely well acquainted – with the cookies sold by the Girl Scouts of America. For many, it’s the highlight of the year. For a college student, though, $4 for a box can be a stretch, which is why, for many years, I have been making my own versions of the classics you know and love. READ MORE
	Her Campus Emerson's Spring Break Style By Erin Appenzoller March 6, 2013 - 10:41am I'm at that point where spring is on my mind but I still need to bundle up in a puffy winter coat and hat. Dear Boston, enough! No more rain, wind, or snow. Please! If I can't pull out my spring wardrobe, that doesn't mean I can't start preparing for new additions to my closet. I'm excited for neon pastels, bright accessories, easy "throw on" styles, and bright sneakers. This week, I'll be sharing my Spring Break Style with you, so stay tuned and take a peak at my Spring Wishlist below! READ MORE
	Meet Shakala Alvaranga, President of Emerson's Chapter of AEPhi By Sara Wynkoop March 4, 2013 - 2:29pm Name: Shakala Alvaranga, President of AEPhi Major/Minor: Broadcast Journalism Year: 2014 Hometown: Haverhill, Massachusetts READ MORE
	Why It's Great to Be Single in College By Shannon Dwyer March 1, 2013 - 10:05am Normally when people say they love being single, we’re hesitant to believe them. But I’m going to tell you right now, I’m not at all upset about being single. In fact, I love it! And no, I’m not some kind of fiercely independent lone wolf; I don’t see myself staying single forever and actually hate being by myself for more than a few hours. But right now, while I’m in the middle of my college career, I have no interest in being in a relationship. READ MORE
	Brunch in Boston: Six Delicious Restaurants and Cafés By Cassidy Hopkins February 28, 2013 - 1:00pm Forget breakfast – brunch is now the most important meal of the day! Come on, let’s face it, breakfast is overrated and lunch is so boring. If you go to brunch you can sleep in and still eat some delicious Belgian waffles…with warm maple syrup, pecan smoked bacon, and freshly squeezed orange juice. (Are you hungry yet?) The best part about living a city is that there are endless food options. There are some amazing restaurants in Boston that have delicious brunch menus. To make your life a little bit easier and your Sundays a little bit lazier, we’ve come up with a list of the top six places to have brunch in Boston. So grab your best friends, your sweetest dress, classiest bruncheon manners, and bon appétit! ...
	What does your Alex and Ani bracelet say about you? By Alicia Lazzaro February 27, 2013 - 3:09pm READ MORE