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June. The month that all college seniors either absolutely dread or really look forward to. Either way you look at it, everyone’s in the same
News of IU student Lauren Spierer’s disappearance quickly spread across the Internet this week as more and more people spread the word through social media.
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If you’re like me, the summer before I started college, I wanted to procrastinate absolutely everything college-related. I just could not accept that I was
Sure, we have all heard the horror stories of being assigned a random roommate. I think I have heard them all; from a roommate who
This is a Press Release from SplashLife.com Los Angeles, May 30, 2011 — Splashlife, which opened its virtual doors on April 4 to serve as
Now that June is here, many colleges and universities are beginning to release lists of dorm and roommate assignments (finally!). If you went potluck, or
Now that your school year is coming to an end, it’s time to start figuring out where to live this summer and/or fall. Deciding where
Traveling to Germany this past month was one of the best experiences of my life. Although I had to fly out the day after my
Inspired by growing teens and college-bound youths, the creative minds behind WWYMD thought that a cute pair of boy shorts would be a nice going away present – something cool to share with other girls at the dorm. They could not have anticipated the massive response to the California line that is now sweeping America.
Finals are over and the freedom of summer is calling your name. Soon you’ll forget all about the semester. College? Did that actually happen? Did
While it is your right to be able to use Facebook in your personal life, you must be cautious about your usage when you are
If you’re reading this, you recently took short, but proud hungover strides across the stage to a smiling scholar holding a piece of paper that