By Brooke Bajgrowicz I had always wanted to go to New York City, so when given the opportunity over spring break, of course I took it. Taking on the Big Apple makes you feel like you can take on the world – it makes you feel powerful. So from a first-time New York tourist to you, here are eight pieces of advice for facing one … Continue reading Eight Tips for Powering Through New York City
By Cara Chiaramonte I’ve always thought of Thanksgiving break as a mean week put in place to tease us college students into thinking the semester is already over. I appreciate the holiday, of course, but it’s really hard to get back in the swing of things when there are only two weeks left in the semester. How are we supposed to study for finals when … Continue reading 3 Colorful Study Tips for Finals Week
By Justine Giancola Decorating your home can be a creative way to display your individual style with the endless possibilities of paint, fabrics, furniture, flooring and more. Different odds and ends can also make all the difference when pulling spaces together. This season, gold is stocking the shelves and can give your home the fresh pop of color you’re looking for. These gold items effortlessly … Continue reading How to Decorate Your Home With Gold
By Jennifer Hernandez In the Beyonce-Jay Z duet “Upgrade U,” Beyonce describes how she can help her man improve his style and status with top-designer clothes to make a good impression: “Hermes briefcase. Cartier top clips. Silk-lined blazers.” But the truth is, you don’t need to splurge on high-end business wear to look sharp for work. Investing in quality, well-fitted suits can easily take a … Continue reading 4 Ways to Dress for Work
By Mike Llerena After all of the trick-or-treaters have had their fill of teeth-rotting confections, post-Halloween weekend in Gainesville carries two important traditions: Florida-Georgia weekend and The Fest. All of the Gator football fans migrate to Jacksonville for the showdown against the Bulldogs and punk rockers from across the globe flock to Gainesville for three (now four as of this year) days of unadulterated rock … Continue reading Swamp Talk: Fest 12 Survival Guide
By Sarah Loftus I have a problem; it’s something I’ve struggled with during previous semesters, but it’s gotten so much worse this semester. I fall asleep while studying at night, only to wake up at 2, 3 or even 4 a.m. fully clothed with my head resting on my pillow which is on top of my laptop or books. The light’s on, and my feet … Continue reading Swamp Talk: Sleep Studying
