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	Thanksgiving Thank You Gifts: What to Get Your Roommate’s Family for Letting You Crash Their Turkey Party By Neyat Yohannes November 19, 2012 - 11:00am Remember that faithful day when you realized that you needed a change of scenery and made the brave decision to go to school half way across the country? Yeah, I do too. And, honestly, it’s not so bad. Until Thanksgiving rolls around, that is. This feel-good holiday full of yummy food and cute Charlie Brown TV specials comes as more of a dilemma to the far-from-home college student. It’s too short for a pricey flight home, but it’s too long to just sit tight in the dorms. READ MORE
	The Turkey Dump: what to do if you are the dumpee By Alicia Lazzaro November 17, 2012 - 1:00pm Break-ups suck. We all know it and we all hate it, but they are a part of life and we have to learn to deal with it. This part of the year is a common time for break-ups, especially among college students. The cleverly named term for this is the Turkey Dump. This is when college students go home during Thanksgiving Break and dump their significant other from high school. Not the ideal situation, of course, but here are some tips to follow as the dumpee returning to school. READ MORE
	A week of service: Apply for Emerson Alternative Spring Break By Isabel Thottam November 17, 2012 - 1:00pm . As the fall semester approaches the week of finals, it’s time to plan for spring registration. But rather than stressing over which classes to take and what internships to apply for, you should start thinking about your spring break plans. You might be thinking, “Spring break!? Well, that’s a long ways away.” But it’s always good to plan ahead. If you’re not sure of what your spring break looks like, you should consider a week of service through Emerson’s Alternative Spring Break program. READ MORE
	Must-See Art Museums and Galleries in Boston By Andrea Zendejas November 14, 2012 - 11:00am READ MORE
	The Fashion Behind Anna Karenina By Andrea Zendejas November 13, 2012 - 10:15am READ MORE
	Treat Yo' Self By Neyat Yohannes November 11, 2012 - 1:00pm Hey there, collegiettes! I’m sure that by now, you’ve all finished up the last of your midterms. And with Thanksgiving next week, there’s finally a small lull in the workload and time to regroup. In other words, until the next bout of testing arrives—finals do have a way of sneaking up on us—you deserve a long-awaited break. For fans of the hit NBC comedy, Parks and Recreation, “treat yo’self” is a way of life. It’s like hakuna matata except you also get to buy yourself frivolous items and fancy foods. Tom Haverford and Donna Meagle of Parks and Rec are partial to clothes, fragrances, massages, mimosas, and fine leather goods but, you can treat yo’ self to just about anything. Below are a few ideas as to how a Bostonian gal can treat herself: ...
	Stylitics' Most Stylish Student Contest By Erin Appenzoller November 7, 2012 - 8:45am Do you think you have what it takes to be the most stylish student? READ MORE
	Last Minute Things You Should Know About the Election By mehakanwar November 5, 2012 - 7:43am Voting day is fast-approaching, collegiates, and before you vote tomorrow make sure you really know and understand each candidate's platform on the issues that most directly interest and impact you. The most important thing to keep in mind is that your vote has the power to directly shape your future, so don't take it for granted! For your convenience, here's a quick bio of the two candidates and their action plans for the next four years. READ MORE
	Vintage and Thrift Shopping in Boston By coreycatanese November 4, 2012 - 7:57am In an effort to ease the impact of my shopping problem, I have found consignment and vintage stores as the perfect alternative to the trap that is Newbury. Shopping is fun and one of my favorite past times, why should I give it up? My belief is that as long as I do not spend too much money and I am getting a good value, then it is okay. Now, I understand there are flaws in my logic, but it has led me to find some very cool spots around Boston. READ MORE
	Seasonal DIY Crafts for Your Apartment By Isabel Thottam November 1, 2012 - 1:00pm It’s fall, which means the streets are flooded with leaves, over-sized sweaters, and Starbucks pumpkin spice lattes. Yes, the outdoor trends of fall are wonderful, but here are a few ideas for keeping up with seasonal trends indoors. If you’re like me, there’s nothing you love more than a good, creative craft to kick off a new season. Want to add some color into your off-white dorm room walls? Just moved into a new apartment and itching to make it feel like home? Want to send your friends and family a letter in a hand-made envelope? These are my top three, favorite “fall-themed” crafts, all of which can be found hanging around my apartment. LEAF ART READ MORE