Post-Study Abroad Blues
Finding some semblance of home while traveling in a new place is no easy feat, especially knowing your time there is temporary. Studying abroad is a formative experience for college students worldwide.
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“Ask You Easy Questions About Work and School”
Talking to my friends’ boyfriends has never been easy. We only make small talk, usually talking about work and school. Once we finish these two topics the conversation goes stale. There I am, standing next to someone my best friend is in love with, someone who means so much to them, and I have run out of things to talk about.
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Does Barbie Have Flaws?
Growing up, I always brought my DVD copies of Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper, Barbie: Fairytopia, and Barbie of Swan Lake to sleepovers (so 2000s, I know). What I loved about these movies was how magical they seemed. I was able to escape into the life of a fairy, or a princess, or a mermaid; all things that my inner child desired to be.
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The Duality of Telenovelas
I will never forget the first time I watched a telenovela. I was four years old and at my grandparents’ house, while my parents attended a Law convention.
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In Defense of the Chick-Lit
My most embarrassing secret as a Writing, Literature & Publishing major with a literary concentration? I’m a romance reader. Well, maybe reader isn’t the most accurate term–I’m a romance devourer.
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Save a Horse, Read Elsie Silver
“Having you think I’m out fucking everything that moves when I’ve looked at nothing and no one since the first day I laid eyes on you.” – Rhett Eaton, Flawless
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Know The Twist Ending and Watch It Anyway
Creating a successful twist means taking full advantage of every aspect of the art of filmmaking; every step and hand movement, minuscule colors, and cinematic details, everything changes meaning when you reveal the twist.
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Suns Out, Buns Out
I’d never felt more careless in my entire life, and careless and nudity are two words I never thought would exist in the same sentence.
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The Impact of Gracie Abrams on Gen-Z Style
Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams has revolutionized street style by embracing her signature bows and ‘“Parisian Girl” fashion, inspiring a wave of creativity and individuality in the fashion world.
