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	Travel Tips for the Wanderlusts By Maggie Hilty April 20, 2012 - 1:00am Whether you’re trying to get away for the weekend or trying to make a whole month trip out of your getaway, it’s important to every college student to save as much money as possible. When traveling you want to know the best ways to travel from place to place, the best places to stay in each city you go, and the best experiences to have while you are vacationing where you are. Quick Getaway READ MORE
	Save It vs. Spend It: Which Beauty Products to Splurge On, and Which Not To! By Sarah Felix April 18, 2012 - 1:00am We’ve all been there, lusting after that great beauty product that costs the same as a month’s rent…or hearing about a great service that “turned her into a new woman.” Life is sometimes like an infomercial, only in this case, it’s your friends that are the cheesy saleswomen. Working a full 8 hour shift, only to spend it on a product that feels no different than your usual stuff is now a thing in the past. Here are some ways that you can spend your beauty budget wisely and still get the most bang for your buck! READ MORE
	Amp Up Your Spring Workouts By Rebecca Gibson April 16, 2012 - 1:00am The sun is starting to peek around the corner and give the University of Oregon campus a sneak preview of how beautiful Eugene is when the sun is out. It is impossible to be in a bad mood when the sun is out, and likewise it’s impossible to have a bad workout! Here are some fun fitness ideas to try in the sunshine this spring. Circuit Workouts READ MORE
	Looks That Get You The Job By Sarah Felix April 12, 2012 - 1:00am Yep, it’s that time of the year. Summer is coming up in a couple months! Let the end-of-the-year interviews begin! For undergrads this could mean summer jobs and internships. For upperclassmen this could mean interviewing for your career! The key to landing the job or internship is impressing your future employer and let’s be honest, first impressions are a big part of that. Depending on the type of job you’re going for, here are some ways to look the part and help you stand out above everyone else. READ MORE
	Panic About Panic Attacks By Serena Piper April 11, 2012 - 12:00pm When you first started college, you were a little stressed, weren’t you? Well it’s no wonder! In high school a passing grade was a D, there was way less pressure to be sexually active, and you didn’t have to pay for your classes, much less your textbooks. Add to that the stress of working a part time or even full time job, any campus club responsibilities you have, and whether or not you have a child to care for and you’ve got a recipe for high stress levels. If you don’t manage stress well, it builds up over time and could lead to a panic attack. READ MORE
	Out With The Dull, In With The Neon By Kelsey Honz April 10, 2012 - 1:00am Do April showers have you in a Spring-time funk? Just because we live in Eugene where the only color outside seems to be grey, that doesn’t mean your wardrobe has to be too! Spring-time is the perfect transition season; pack away your dark coats and break out all of your colorful neon yellow, fuschia, aqua, and pink clothing because they are all the talk this season and are here to stay. READ MORE
	Hair Inspiration: Break from Boring By Rebecca Gibson April 9, 2012 - 1:00am It is so easy to get stuck in a rut when you do the same thing every day and have your routine. Many of us rarely stray from the typical flat-ironed hair or go-to pony tail. Yet there are so many fun and easy ways to switch up your hairstyle without doing anything drastic. READ MORE
	The Best FREE Ways to Get The Skin You Want By Sarah Felix April 6, 2012 - 1:00am Being a college student has its perks, but unfortunately, having an unlimited budget for beauty products isn’t one of them. Before you go wasting your hard earned cash, here are some great ways to get the beautiful skin you crave. Oh, and did I mention they’re free?! READ MORE
	How to Stay Safe on Campus By Destiny Henderson April 5, 2012 - 1:57pm Campus safety at the University of Oregon has been an issue lately. It seems every week students receive emails from campus public safety notifying them about a campus break-in or sexual assault where all of the victims have been female. As a woman who frequently walks on campus at all hours of the day and lives alone, I find these types of notifications a little disturbing, as I am sure most female students do. It’s unfortunate that we cannot stop all violence and attacks against women on campus. However there are precautions that we can take in order to protect ourselves from becoming victims of a crime here on campus and elsewhere in Eugene. First step to protecting yourself: READ MORE
	Water: The Way to Go By Maggie Hilty April 2, 2012 - 1:00am When the sun comes out and the clouds disappear, that usually means it’s time to get outside and play. Whether that means going for a bike ride with your friends, playing a little Frisbee, or just laying outside and enjoying the sunshine, those rays brings out a more outdoorsy side of us all. As college students, when thirst hits a lot of us might automatically reach for a beer or a soda, but did you know that those drinks are actually going to make you thirstier later on? READ MORE