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	My Life if GrUV: Fast and Easy Ways to Save Some Cash By Rachel Polansky May 12, 2013 - 8:33pm It’s almost the end of the year and before we all return to our summer jobs, the end of the semester might mean the end of another thing… your bank account! Here are some fast and easy ideas to make some money to finally buy those cute wedges you’ve been eyeing all this month READ MORE
	Get a Taste of Burlington: Restaurants You Need to Try By Rachel Polansky May 10, 2013 - 8:55am As much as I love New World and the Marketplace, constantly eating on campus can get repetitive after a while and sometimes it’s nice to eat something you wouldn’t normally find on campus. Plus, with just a few weeks left, points can be dwindling, and why would you spend REAL money at any of the dining halls? Here are a few restaurants all located nearby that are great to try when you feel like something new! Tiny Thai, 24 Main St. in Winooski http://tinythairestaurant.net READ MORE
	Ryan O'Leary '14 By Ellen Reinhardt May 3, 2013 - 5:55pm Name: Ryan O'Leary Year: Junior Orignally from: Millbury, MA Major: Nursing Relationship Status: Single College Life What are your favorite courses you've taken at UVM? READ MORE
	My Life is GrUV: A Night on the Town By Ellen Reinhardt May 1, 2013 - 10:50pm It’s the end of the semester, which means it’s time to celebrate. What do UVMers do around here for fun? If you’re looking for a good time, check out Burlington’s bustlin’ bar scene. Whether you just want to have some casual drinks with friends, or dance the night away, there’s a bar for everyone. So here is what some students had to say about the most popular spots in town: READ MORE
	My Life is GrUV: How to Effectively Use a Cheat Sheet By Ellen Reinhardt April 27, 2013 - 9:15am Other than the words “cancelled” or “take-home,” students always rejoice when they hear “cheat sheet” thrown into the mix when finals are fast approaching. The name “cheat sheet” can be a bit misleading considering it’s essentially a page or index card of handwritten/typed notes you are allowed to use. This beautiful gift your professor has given you will not only help you study, but will also relieve some of the stress (only if you use it wisely). It can act as a safety net, which will help you focus on understanding the material instead of wasting energy memorizing a bunch of equations and dates. Here are some tips for creating the perfect cheat sheet so when the day comes, you won’t break a sweat filling out those bubbles....
	How to Make Light of Finals By Sydney Kaplan April 26, 2013 - 4:44pm The dark cloud that is finals is now impending upon us. The very word “finals” naturally brings up feelings of stress, and memories of late nights in the library. However, here are some ways to make finals weeks a little less scary, and even something to look forward to (maybe?). Make new friends READ MORE
	Andrew McIsaac '13 By Ellen Reinhardt April 26, 2013 - 10:00am Name: Andrew McIsaac  Year: Senior  Originally From: Osterville, Massachusetts Major: Economics  Relationship Status: Single  College Life READ MORE
	UVM Confessions By Sydney Kaplan April 22, 2013 - 10:35pm The brains behind UVM Confessions agreed to answer the questions that everyone is dying to know. For those of you who are unaware of what UVM Confessions is—though it seems to have gone viral—it is a Facebook page exclusively for UVM students to anonymously declare their deepest secrets, or sometimes most random thoughts. So, for the first time ever, let's hear UVM Confession’s confessions. READ MORE
	Trevor Thomas '16 By Alex Cadzow April 21, 2013 - 9:00am Name: Trevor Thomas Year: 2016 Originally from: Baltimore, Maryland Major: Computer Science w/ a minor in Economics Relationship Status: Single College Life READ MORE
	Kiss & Tell: Love at First Type By Sydney Kaplan April 19, 2013 - 3:09pm With all the social media today, it’s easy to feel like you’re getting rejected at every turn. Whether it’s texting, Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter, or even Tinder (you know you were thinking it)- they can all make us crazy. So it’s important to remember a few things: It’s just a conversation READ MORE