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	7 Signs You’re the Bitter Single Friend By Jaleesa Jones February 22, 2013 - 2:29pm One of my guilty weekend pleasures is blowing off homework, curling up with a bowl of let’s-pretend-it’s-not-Ramen noodles, and watching reruns of the HBO classic, Sex & the City. When Sarah Jessica Parker flounces across the screen as the stunning, Salvatore Ferragamo-toting Carrie Bradshaw, I swoon—not because she tilts my orientation on the Kinsey continuum but because she arouses my “I am woman, hear me roar” complex. She is at once chiseled, charming, Coco Chanel—oh wait, that’s just her shoes. FABULOUS! READ MORE
	The Easiest DIY Dorm Decorations By Rachel Rondeau February 21, 2013 - 11:14am Like most collegiettes, I spent most of the summer before freshman year in a state of panicky anticipation at the nearly overwhelming possibilities that I was sure awaited me. Spending hours on Pinterest as we are all prone to do now and then, I planned out my future college life to a T. Needless to say, my dream dorm was set to resemble Blair Waldorf’s improbably huge NYU accommodations - until one sweaty move-in day on South Campus. Like many Tar Heel collegiettes, the thought that leapt to mind was more along the lines of “I think I’ve seen this room in a horror movie” than Elle Décor perfection. However despite the initial setback, having a cute and non-depressing dorm room is certainly neither impossible nor cost prohibitive....
	Why You Should Watch The 2013 Oscars By Nicole Otto February 20, 2013 - 3:00pm READ MORE
	8 Completely Reasonable Time-savers By Sarah Ang February 20, 2013 - 1:00pm Life is hectic. Between early morning classes and group projects, staying healthy and keeping up with your favorite guilty pleasure TV series, there aren’t possible enough hours in a day! Here are some ways to regain valuable daytime (and nighttime!) minutes. 1) Don’t go back to sleep. Don’t do it! READ MORE
	The Ultimate Last Semester at UNC Bucket List By Megan McCluskey February 20, 2013 - 11:11am On the first day of freshman year, graduation seems like it is an eternity away. It’s a day that no freshly minted college student has any real conception of. But for all those seniors who are going to be heading out into the real world in less than three months, there is now no bigger reality than walking across that stage in Kenan Stadium. READ MORE
	Five Chocolate-Peanut Butter Recipes That Will Blow You Away! By Kelsey Alcide February 19, 2013 - 11:00am Yes, Valentine’s Day is over, but a girl’s sweet tooth is forever. So, to help ease you out of that chocolate coma from V-day, I have been on the hunt for amazing dessert recipes. The chocolate-peanut butter combination is unlike that of any other; it is the perfect fix for a sweet craving. After searching, I have found some of the best food blog’s recipes (via Pinterest). So ladies, bake away! 1. Peanut Butter Chocolate Éclair Cake READ MORE
	Campus Cutie: Justin Reid '14 By Jessica Errera February 18, 2013 - 1:21pm Name: Justin Reid, that one took time to think of! Hometown: Fayetteville, NC Year: Junior Major: Chemistry, minor in Biology Relationship Status: Single Favorite Yopo flavor: Thin mints - yeah they have it, best cookie ever READ MORE
	Campus Celebrity: John Geraghty By Sarah Delk February 18, 2013 - 1:04pm Looking for some new music to jam out to on your way to class? Check out UNC Chapel Hill’s own singer/songwriter John Geraghty who goes by John Patrick in the music world. John is a first-year from Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, majoring in public relations. At 18 years old, he has already had a song premiered by Karmin, sang at MetLife Stadium and recorded his own CD, which is available on iTunes. READ MORE
	He Said, She Said: Can We Still Be Friends? By Anonymous Author February 16, 2013 - 1:13am There are two sides to every story. In the He Said, She Said column, two UNC students, one male, one female, offer advice based on questions received from our collegiette readers. To submit a question, fill out the Submit Story Idea form on our website. READ MORE
	Campus Celebrity: Kiaro Holts By Chelsey Bentley February 15, 2013 - 11:00am When the 6’5 offensive tackle isn’t protecting the quarterback on game day, you can find sophomore Kiaro Holts either in the Undergraduate Library studying or in his room watching Netflix. The Communications major from Indiana fell in love with UNC’s diversity and friendly student body. Not to mention, Kiaro has found his place with the brotherhood of UNC football. “It’s really comforting to know that I am a part of a brotherhood that will last my whole life,” Kiaro said. Football is more than just putting on the Carolina Blue jersey on game days for Kiaro, though. It’s a challenge to become a better person and to do something positive during his stay at Carolina. READ MORE