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	Boston Summer Bucket List By Savannah Reiff April 26, 2013 - 8:00am Northeastern campus seems to slow down quite a bit in the summer giving you the extra push you need to go explore the great city you live in. Whether it is your first or your last summer in Boston, there is always something going on or some place to visit. Check out some of our favorite things to do here in the summer and be sure to let us know if you have any we missed! READ MORE
	Links We Love 4.26.13 By Lauren Spinella April 26, 2013 - 8:00am Congrats collegiettes, you have successfully made it through the semester! Whether you're already on break or finishing up your last final today, what better way to kick off the summer and celebrate being done with classes than browsing some links? 1. For all of you just finishing freshman year or seniors getting ready to graduate, here are the major differences between freshman year and senior year. So true! (Buzzfeed) READ MORE
	Eric Ornstein By Lauren Spinella April 25, 2013 - 8:00am Name: Eric Age: 23 Year: Senior Major: Pharmacy Relationship Status: Single Where I can be found on the weekends: At the apartment sleeping in, studying in an empty lecture hall somewhere on campus, or out with friends. Guilty pleasure: Our House East post 1am. Favorite pickup line: “I spilled my drink all over you because I want to take you home.” (not recommended) Ideal girlfriend: -Smart and Ambitious -Independent -Sociable -Adventurous -Gorgeous READ MORE
	Nicole Fleming By Abagail Sullivan April 24, 2013 - 8:46am Name: Nicole Fleming Year: Middler Major: Journalism READ MORE
	Bathing Suit Trends: 2013 By Lauren Spinella April 24, 2013 - 8:00am Congrats on making it through the year Huskies! Now that finals are wrapping up and all we can think of is having a little fun in the sun, its time to start shopping for bathing suits. With all the patterns, prints and colors out there, it can sometimes be overwhelming. Have no fear, because I’ve compiled a list of the hottest bathing suit trends for this summer. Brights: READ MORE
	9 Lessons Learned From Disney Channel Original Movies By Catherine Civgin April 23, 2013 - 8:00am If you grew up in the 90s and claim to not have watched these movies religiously, you’re either lying or an exchange student. In any case, these movies were truly epic and will remain forever so in the hearts of 90s kids everywhere. Below are some of the invaluable lessons these movies taught us. 1. The Thirteenth Year READ MORE
	New England Summer Day Trips By Stephanie Cohn April 23, 2013 - 8:00am So you’re on co-op? Taking summer classes? Stuck in Boston? Yes, Boston can be a great city, but when all your friends are traveling to exotic locations or simply relaxing on the beach, its easy to start feeling stuck. We understand you may not have an extended period of time to take a vacation, but fear not! There are plenty of great day trips you can take on your precious days off. So pop in that perfect summer playlist, and hit the open road, because here are the best summer day trips from Boston! READ MORE
	What Disney Movies Would Be Like If They Were About The Kardashians By Connor Doherty April 22, 2013 - 8:00am Pinnochio READ MORE
	Dorm Decorating Tips For Next Semester By Stephanie Cohn April 22, 2013 - 8:00am Whether you're returning to dorms or moving off-campus next semester, there's no excuse to not decorate your room. Despite the rock hard beds, cramped quarters, and erratic room temperatures, your room has plenty of potential. Your dorm will become your home away from home, and you can decorate it however you want! Looking at the blank walls and dirty floors, it may seem like a daunting task at first, but we have compiled tips for turning an empty room into your personal oasis. 1. Eliminate blank space: READ MORE
	Campus Celeb: Bostonians By Shannon Clark April 19, 2013 - 7:59am After Monday’s tragedy at the Boston Marathon, we found ourselves with heavy hearts for our beloved city and all of the victims of the explosions. But, in the midst of all of the confusion, sadness, and hurt, we also found ourselves feeling proud of our fellow Bostonians: those who ran towards the explosions to help the victims when the first logical thing to do was to run away; those who donated blood to help victims – so much so that the need for blood has been completely met; and those who rallied around the victims, marathon runners, and our city by offering a meal, a place to stay, or just a hug. READ MORE