Pros: You are not yet 1/5th done with your life, optimistically. You have another 4/5ths to go! You can rationalize every crazy thing you do with the fact that you are a teenager. Teenagers do crazy dumb things all the time. You can’t help it. You don’t have any real responsibilities, but you can probably… keep reading
Monthly Archives: February 2012
five reasons you should use evernote
Whatever you’re using right now probably sucks. Microsoft Word is a terrible note-taker, because the notes are hard to organize, and you end up with either 32903 different files, or one that’s 70 gigabytes that doesn’t open until halfway through class. GoogleDocs’s bullet-point system is just not intuitive, guys. If you write notes out by… keep reading
trend watch: patterned pants
The Trend Here’s what I like about this concept — pants usually are the most boring element of my outfit. I wear jeans 95% of the time. They vary between dark blue and really dark blue, and tight to really tight. That’s it. So the idea of wearing pants with crazy patterns all over them… keep reading
how to be the worst roommate in the world
All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Don’t keep anything in your closet. Your closet is all the way on the other side of your half of the 10′x15′ room. It’s way too far. More convenient is storing all of your things on… keep reading
it’s link thursday!
A friend of mine has started a blog about panini-making. This is a blog that That Girl Magazine aspires to be more like, because it is Hysterical About sandwiches. There is no better thing. Stop exercising so much, guys! Apparently you only need twenty minutes of high-intensity interval training twice a week to be a… keep reading
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i [heart] my major: comparative literature edition
My sophomore spring semester began as most do, with the requisite bookz-a-palooza experience. Armed with five syllabi, I perused the Brown bookstore shelves and began gathering a collection of required texts. Halfway through this endeavor, I looked around at my fellow student shoppers and realized that our piles looked noticeably different. While most contained books… keep reading
pros and cons of valentine’s day
Pros: You get to be festive and wear pink ribbons and demonstrate merriness. Strangers are likely to give you free chocolate. If you have a significant other, the two of you are probably going to have a jolly romantic time. People talk about the valentines they received from their family, which is so fun, because… keep reading