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	Recyclemania By Emma Faber February 17, 2013 - 11:10pm From February 6th to March 30th, Eco Reps will be hosting a friendly competition, known as RecycleMania. Over this 8-week period, various colleges across the United States and Canada will compete to see who can reduce and recycle the most. READ MORE
	Staying Cute, Even In The Winter Months By Catherine Wright January 27, 2013 - 7:28pm We are all thinking it: how can I still look cute, when it is freezing outside? This is a hard question to answer, seeing as this past week in Bethlehem the daily temperatures hit an all-time low. The thermometer read 9, 12, and 16 degrees Fahrenheit, preceding the tiny snowstorm that hit the university on Friday. Unfortunately, the forecast predicts that is it is not going to warm up anytime soon, and as a result, Lehigh girls are facing a serious dilemma: freeze or go to class dressed nicely? Thankfully, Her Campus has the answer for you: buy your winter apparel at the Lehigh bookstore. This will not only make your outfit look cute, but it will also keep you toasty on your walks to class! Here are some of the picks Lehigh girls can choose from:...
	NetClarify: Clean Up Your Social Media Accounts By Andrea Wroble January 27, 2013 - 6:55pm READ MORE
	Home for the Holidays By Andrea Wroble December 9, 2012 - 4:55pm Home for the Holidays Lehigh ladies, it’s almost that time of year where we can say goodbye to our final exams and hello to a relaxing break with friends and family. As we prepare for this winter break, here are some tips to stay fresh, fun and festive through the holiday season. READ MORE
	Spotlight on Spectrum By Emma Rabinowitz December 2, 2012 - 4:00pm Tucked in the top front corner of the University Center at Lehigh University lies the Rainbow Room, a safe haven for students of all sexual orientations. This room is the location of the Spectrum club that meets Tuesday's at 4:30. Spectrum President Ethan Nadler explains that this club serves three purposes. It is a social gathering for LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Ally) students. It performs advocacy for students on campus, and it is also informational sponsoring events like National Coming Out day and the Silent protest. READ MORE
	HC Lehigh's Guide to "4 o'clock" Midterm Exams By Laura Melone November 18, 2012 - 8:20pm It’s that time again. 4 o’clocks are just coming around the corner and you feel like your brain is going to explode from all the studying you’ve been doing. Tests can be stressful for anyone, especially when you go to Lehigh, but don’t fret. Here are the perfect tips you need to pass all of your exams with flying colors without going crazy. READ MORE
	Freshman 15: 3 Tips to Keep You Healthy By Katie Keane and Emily Votze November 11, 2012 - 10:25pm We all know its tough to keep fit and healthy as a college freshman. Meal plan choices are limited and can often feel repetitive. It is also difficult to fit workouts into our hectic schedules. Keeping healthy can be made simpler with a few simple tips. READ MORE
	Costume Ideas to Get You Through Halloweek 2012 By Emma Faber October 28, 2012 - 2:33pm Halloween is a college girl’s favorite holiday. We have the freedom to go a little crazy and dress up in whatever absurd costume we want, free of judgments. Or, as the movie “Mean Girls” puts it, “Halloween is the one night a year when a girl can dress like a total slut and no other girls can say anything about it.” For whatever the reason may be, us college girls love dressing up for Halloween.At Lehigh, and at many college campuses, Halloween takes on a new identity…Halloweek. Halloweek is an extended celebration of Halloween which takes place during the days leaving up to the 31st. Halloweek, therefore, requires not one, but several equally awesome costumes. READ MORE
	Guide to Shopping for Parties: Themed or Not! By Paige Tanenbaum October 21, 2012 - 9:48pm We all love looking awesome for parties and strive to never repeat an outfit. Here is a guide of where to shop for parties, whether they are themed or not, at the lowest prices out there! READ MORE
	Restrictions aiming to silence labor organization Speech at Steel Stacks By Brenda Martinez October 14, 2012 - 9:28pm “What reason is there to believe a festival devoted to say the heritage of the Native American or Moravians or rock-and-roll concerts would be less disruptive to the town square than one celebrating labor history, labor rights and contemporary local labor efforts?" Columbia University law professor, Mark Barenberg, asks on Thursday evening at Lehigh University. Barenberg speaks on October 11, 2012, on a ban on anti-Sands Casino speech and labor organizing at Bethlehem Steel Stacks that violate Constitution and labor laws. READ MORE