How to Make Leisure Reading A Part of Your Routine
Whether you are an avid bookworm, or someone who wishes they could enjoy reading for fun, here are my tips to make leisure reading a part of your routine.
Annie Melnick (Washington ‘24)
Annie Melnick (Washington ‘24)
Annie is an undergraduate at the University of Washington, where she is majoring in English. She is originally from Los Angeles and enjoys writing, reading, listening to music, traveling, and drinking coffee.
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A Look Into Pageant Life: Q&A with Lily O'Brien
After having a conversation with Lily over Zoom, not only did I get the chance to learn more about pageantry, but got inspired by the non-profit organization she started.
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Evolution of the "Will They or Won't They?" Couple
The ‘Will They/Won’t They’ trope started with Sam and Diane from Cheers, and has since been present in many sitcoms. But how has it evolved since then?
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Be Careful About Posting Your Vaccine Card Online
When I scroll through social media, I keep seeing my followers’ vaccination cards. Their intentions are honorable; it encourages others to get vaccinated while simultaneously telling them that the individual has the vaccine. It comes from a place of joy, but there is a lack of awareness that makes these posts a cybersecurity risk.
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Brandy Melville Epitomizes Unhealthy Expectations
Brandy Melville's clothes are notoriously known for only being available in one size, which is not only ill-advised given their target clientele, but dangerous.
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The Problem With Self-Diagnosis
What is self-diagnosing? It's the practice of identifying your own conditions and claiming you have a specific disease or disorder. It might be easier to self-diagnose, but it’s definitely not safe.
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The Significance of an Orange on the Seder Plate
A Seder plate is utilized throughout the retelling of the Passover story, traditionally containing six food items. But in recent years, a seventh food item has been included: an orange.
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Every College Student Needs LinkedIn (Yes, Including You)
When we think of an online social network, LinkedIn doesn’t necessarily come to mind, but it’s definitely the most essential.
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Why Are We So Obsessed With Personality Tests?
Personality tests ー a craze that has taken over media culture. By answering a few questions, these quizzes analyze, or at least attempt to analyze, someone’s essence. We rely on these tests to guess what we already know about ourselves, but why?
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The Women's Network: Campus Conversations with Argela Malanao
Just a few months after being accepted at the University of Washington, freshman Argela Malanao got an Instagram follow from a new club on campus: The Women’s Network. Little did she know how big of an impact this organization would have on her life.
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Free Things You Can Get on Your Birthday
On your birthday, you are probably accustomed to getting messages and gifts from your loved ones. But did you know that many retailers give out free items?
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Galentine's Day: The Importance of Celebrating Friendship
“What's Galentine's Day? Oh, it's only the best day of the year.” — Leslie Knope
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Facebook Groups Every UW Student Should Join
These 4 Facebook groups are worth joining, trust me.
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Should We Post About Politics on Social Media?
Political activism is becoming a fundamental part of social media culture, but should it?
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Literary References in Taylor Swift's New Albums
What do the novels Jane Eyre, The Great Gatsby, and Rebecca all have in common? They are all referenced in Taylor Swift's brand new albums, of course!
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The Stigma Against Humanities Majors (And Why It's Ridiculous)
A humanities background allows a person to understand real world problems. These skills are valued and utilized in most job fields.
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Social Media Book Exchanges Are Usually A Scam
The seemingly harmless trend that is actually a pyramid scheme.
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Common Myths About Acne
I’ve heard plenty of stories about what causes acne, but what is actually true? These are some of the most common myths about breaking out.
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College YouTubers Are Trending
We choose to live vicariously through someone else's college experience, but why?
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It's Okay to Quit Sometimes
Go ahead, quit for your mental health.
