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	HCK's Spring Lipstick Guide By Emily Sakamoto April 2, 2013 - 3:20pm Merry Spring ladies! It’s a lovely time of sunshine and fresh flowers. There are gentle reminders that school is coming to an end and margaritas on pool chairs and lazy days and summer shenanigans loom on the horizon. In the midst, we can often lose ourselves in a sort of transition mode – who hasn’t fallen prey to dry winter skin or the dull repetition of an overused wardrobe that needed to be spiced up all the way back when we idolized Posh Spice? We can’t all afford Dior Couture, but we can still have a taste of that haute level of luxury. So, why not inject some of that pigmented instant elegance into your daily life vis-a-vis the smaller splurge of a beautifully colored, not to mention packaged lipstick?...
	Me, Myself, and I By Marissa Morte March 31, 2013 - 3:59pm One of the hardest parts of being a young adult is falling in love….with yourself. Especially when we live in an environment flooded with negativity, sarcasm, and harsh critiques. Learning to ignore this pessimism and to embrace the person you are is one of the longest and most challenging journeys of your life. Let me take you through my journey which began with acceptance and led to an eventual love. READ MORE
	Introducing Tim Jurney! By Sarah Bence March 31, 2013 - 1:40pm Our most recent campus cutie, sophomore Tim Jurney, has a love of tea and the great outdoors. We were lucky enough to get to sit down with Tim for just a few minutes and bask in some of his creative, awesome glory. Read on for more! The author and the cutie! Name: Tim Jurney READ MORE
	Campus Cutie: Tim Jurney '15 By Sarah Bence March 31, 2013 - 1:18pm Name: Tim Jurney Year/Age: Sophomore, 20 Hometown: St. Paul, Minnesota Major: International Studies and Spanish Double Relationship Status: Single Three qualities you look for in a guy? READ MORE
	Campus Celebrity: Beth Hyland '13 By Rachel Larson March 31, 2013 - 3:02am From performing to creating, Beth Hyland is a woman of the stage. Most of you know her as a member of the Owl Creeks, otherwise known as the a cappella queens. More recently, StageFemmes produced Post Grad, a musical that Beth wrote. The show sold-out and made the audience both laugh and cry, with its quick wit, pop-culture references, and honesty. Just in time for graduation, HerCampus Kenyon had a chance to sit down and talk with Beth about Post Grad and life at Kenyon. Name: Beth Hyland Year: Senior Major: Drama Hometown: Rochester, New York On-campus activities: Owl Creeks, KCDC, plays READ MORE
	Celebrity Slumber Party, Edition 3: The Mother Lode By Annie Sheslow March 28, 2013 - 10:00am Moms-- can’t live without ‘em. Literally, at this point in time we humans have not evolved a way to be alive without the awkward living-inside-another-human period. Besides being fetus vessels, according to the media and my limited heteronormative experiences (yes, watch me be politically correct), mothers function as meaningful, cushy yet supportive springboards. They also serve as human versions of The Care and Keeping of You (I am not hyperlinking to this American-Girl-published book, dear readers, I know you all owned it around age twelve) which help guide their daughters through the veritable hell of puberty and relationships....
	Street Style: Copenhagen Edition By Ally Bruschi March 27, 2013 - 11:21pm Hello from Denmark! After spending nearly two months in Copenhagen I think I’ve gotten a pretty good sense for the dos and don’ts of Danish Style. Whether you plan on visiting Denmark in the near future (or any other Scandinavian or Northern European country—I’ve found that the “rules” generalize pretty well) or just want to import some Scandinavian chic to the streets (paths) of Gambier, here are some examples of quintessential Danish dress! Do’s… Ballerina Bun 2.0 READ MORE
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	8 Lies Cosmo Told Me By Emily Sakamoto March 27, 2013 - 12:43am Hasn't every girl sat down, at least once, with a copy of the famed sex-crazed magazine and been shocked, disgusted, disturbed or doubtful? Who hasn’t mocked the glossy pages, wondering how in the hell did this get published and if the editors or writers actually tried those 50 things to do without your hands (if you know what we mean)? Lie #1: Cosmo is a girl’s Bible. READ MORE
	It’s time for a marathon: 5 TV shows that you won’t want to stop watching By Elizabeth Friedman March 22, 2013 - 8:50pm Now that we’re back from spring break, the time has come to crack open the textbooks, take out the notecards, and resume college life . Of course, this is easier said than done. In the age of Netflix accounts, it's pretty easy to convert marathonning a TV show into an activity that is a whole other kind of productive...Whether you're looking for something witty, suspenseful, funny, or glamorous--we've got you covered. So press the popcorn button on your microwave, curl up with a cup of hot cocoa (or maybe even iced tea, depending on the weather!), and enjoy the show. Alias READ MORE