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DIY SweaterBy October 29, 2012 - 10:00am Let’s face it the temperature is dropping like the bass on your favorite dubstep tune and those light and airy summer cardigans just aren’t going to cut it for very much longer. But don’t fret my sweet Collegiettes! Go ahead, say your weepy farewells to your adorable summer attire but, don’t sulk for too long because you have to put yourself back together to give a warm welcome to: FALL SWEATERS! Fall sweaters are the best because they’re warm, comfy, and versatile! And you can take on many personas in a fall sweater! Wear a crazy pattern and just like that, you’re Bill Cosby; put on a zip-up sweater and before you know it, you’re good ol’ Mr. Rogers. Or if you prefer the chic and sophisticated look, channel your inner Alexa Chung!... |
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Why Pumpkins?By October 28, 2012 - 1:00pm When you think of pumpkins, what comes to mind? Maybe fall, Halloween, Jack-O-Lanterns, Thanksgiving, Cinderella, trick-or-treating, or pumpkin spice lattes at Starbucks? How about all of the above! READ MORE |
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The Real Story Behind Scary StoriesBy October 23, 2012 - 10:00am It’s October, and scary movie season is upon us at last. But for all the horror movie lovers out there who prefer the chill of a tale that was based on real life, here are the spooky stories behind classic scary movies. We’ll also decide what was real – and what was a horror hoax. “The Hills Have Eyes” (1977), Remake (2006) The Movie: In Wes Craven’s classic horror film, a family on a road trip in the Southwestern United States is attacked by a savage group of people when their car breaks down in a remote place. READ MORE |
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Fall ActivitiesBy October 22, 2012 - 10:00am Crisp air, apple pie, and leaf-peeping are upon us. Whether you are a seasoned Bostonian or from across the globe, we can help you make the most of your fall in Boston. Fall foliage Harvard's Arnold Arboretum in Jamaica Plain is my favorite Boston locale to spot fall foliage while sipping a warm drink and taking a stroll. It even has free admission! Catch a food fest READ MORE |
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Pop Culture Halloween CostumesBy October 21, 2012 - 1:00pm It’s the most wonderful time of the year at Emerson—Halloween! Soon it’ll be time for parties, candy, and, of course, costumes. Only problem: what to wear? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. Rock any of these pop culture costumes from the past year and you’ll be just fine. Katniss from The Hunger Games Channeling teen lit’s coolest chick? We volunteer as tribute! For a simple Katniss costume, some leggings and your favorite leather jacket will suffice. Get your roomie to braid your hair into a sideways Dutch braid (you can find tutorials online) and make yourself a little mockingjay pin. Nobody can resist the girl on fire! READ MORE |
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Fall Movie PreviewBy October 20, 2012 - 1:00am Between classes, clubs, and homework, we all know it can be hard to find any down time during the school year. That’s why it’s important to remember that everyone needs some R&R, doing whatever it is that relaxes you. And if any collegiettes out there are like me, that means watching movies! While schoolwork is of the utmost importance, it is also important to not be overwhelmed. Here is a line-up of some highly anticipated movies coming out in the next couple of months. Keep them in mind when you need a vehicle out of your dorm room during midterms, transporting you to a different world for 120 minutes. READ MORE |
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Bullying Prevention Awareness MonthBy October 19, 2012 - 10:00am Imagine making one bad mistake and never being able to forget it. Imagine living a life haunted by the mistake to a point where everyone you know, knew, and meet, refuses to let you forget it. This is what happened to fifteen-year-old Amanda Todd, a Canadian teenager who recently committed suicide as a way to escape her bullies. Like any teenager—or any person for that matter—Amanda made a mistake when she was younger. However, the mistake would later lead to years of abuse, torment, and intense bullying from, what she felt, was everyone she met. READ MORE |
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How You Can Get Involved and Get InformedBy October 18, 2012 - 10:00am Hues like orange and black usually come to mind when people think about October; however one color that’s often overlooked but is just as important is pink, representing the pink ribbon, the official symbol of breast cancer awareness. You may be busy planning your Halloween costumes and carving pumpkins this month, but there are plenty of simple steps you can take to help fight the cause, make yourself aware, and commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. READ MORE |
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What Guys Really Think About Halloween CostumesBy October 17, 2012 - 8:35pm Emerson's very own Real Live College Guy, Colin, gives us his take on Halloween costumes: READ MORE |
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Parents' Weekend: A Guide to BostonBy October 17, 2012 - 12:00pm It’s getting to be that time of year. Forget about Hallo-weekend. These three days involve free food and hopefully free groceries as well. Yes, Parents’ Weekend is upon us. It’s the one weekend where dorm rooms are spotless and meetings are put off—well, pushed back at least. But what do you do with your family in-between meal times? Get ready to put on your tour-guide hat, because these are some places that you HAVE to take your parents. Got an artsy member in the family? Someone who loves Monet more than we love Boloco? Take them over to the Museum of Fine Arts. If your family is here a little earlier in the week, go Wednesday after 4pm—the museum is free to the public! READ MORE |
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