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	Andrew McMahon at the Highline Ballroom By Emma Whitmyre April 14, 2013 - 10:19pm READ MORE
	Is this a date? Or an interview? By Janette Valenzo Venegas April 14, 2013 - 12:05pm Smooth your dress, check your make-up, and stand straight. You have all the right qualities, and now you just need to get this other person to realize you are the best choice for this position. Even as I type this, I'm not sure whether I am talking about a date, or an interview. Nowadays, is there really a difference? After going through several websites, trying to see the similarities and differences between interviews, and dating, well I admit it was hard to separate the both. READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Second Half of the Semester Begins By Kayla Keegan April 14, 2013 - 11:25am It is a well-accepted fact that the second half of the semester is bound to be more hectic than the first, no matter where you study. In each semester you have your bad months, filled with midterms, papers, and finals, and ‘easier’ months. In the fall, September and November are relatively calmer than October and December. Similarly in the spring, February and April are manageable while March and May are crazy. Right now we are in April, the ‘calm-before-the-storm’ month. Looking at my schedule in May, I realize I better enjoy and take advantage of this ‘calmer’ month before I become chained to my desk. So, London, these next three weeks are probably going to be the best ones we ever spend together....
	Getting in Shape for the Summer By Alyssa Dvorak April 14, 2013 - 11:22am With a little more than a month left of the spring semester, NYU collegiettes are realizing that summer vacation is just around the corner. While summer means no more classes, sunshine, tanning, swimming, and frozen treats, for many collegiettes summer brings an overwhelming pressure to achieve the perfect bikini body. While getting in summer shape may seem like impossible to some, with planning and dedication, collegiettes can hit the beach confident in their bikinis. READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: Berlin Guide By Sophie Anna Everhard April 7, 2013 - 10:51am READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: The UK Spring Break Tour By Kayla Keegan April 3, 2013 - 11:43am Spring break is finally here! I got to see my mom and dad for a week as we toured through London and Dublin. The week with my parents included lots of sightseeing, picture-taking and, of course, pub crawling! READ MORE
	This Is Nationals! By Alyssa Dvorak April 1, 2013 - 8:29am All throughout the basketball season, four groups have been there at every game to cheer on the NYU men and women’s teams. The Cheerleaders cheer from the sides and stunt during the timeouts while the Pep Band plays. The Dance Team performs at half time and the Bobcat works the crowd. While these teams spend the majority of their season supporting the Violets and entertaining fans, their time in the main spotlight is fast approaching. READ MORE
	Spring Trends For Less By Alyssa Dvorak March 30, 2013 - 5:10pm Although it may not feel like it, spring is officially here and it’s time to start exchanging your pea coats and earmuffs for sundresses and capri pants. While preparing to embrace the popular fashion trends of the new season, many collegiettes become unsure of how to complete their ideal look without completely emptying their wallet. With some advice from Madeline Dolgin, a freshman at Gallatin with a concentration in Fashion Therapy, NYU collegiettes can achieve the perfect spring look for much cheaper than expected. READ MORE
	Your Ultimate Spring Break Style Guide By Rachel Monfre March 16, 2013 - 12:09pm READ MORE
	Study Abroad Diaries: We’re (almost) halfway there! By Kayla Keegan March 15, 2013 - 10:33am I am in the middle of midterm season, which means little sightseeing and a lot of reading and writing papers. I am eager to write one of my semester-long research papers, which includes investigating the role of social class in British society. One thing I have noticed while being in London is how British natives seemed to be obsessed with identifying and classifying everyone. Even saying the word “bathroom” in different ways can be an indication of your class, according to one of my professors--toilet (lower) loo (middle) and washroom or lavatory (upper). READ MORE