Trading out books for bills

Trading out books for bills

Rylie Horrall  | Lifestyle Editor After finals are all finished, many students may be excited because of two things: one, spring break is around the corner, and two, they can get rid of their textbooks. Most classes on campus have textbooks that require students to...

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Tips to follow for raising your credit score

Tips to follow for raising your credit score

Rylie Horrall  | Lifestyle Editor For those who aren’t sure what a credit score really is, it’s something that “reflects credit payment patterns over time,” according to experian.com. It’s an important financial consideration in someone’s life, as it is the deciding...

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What to think about before getting a tattoo

What to think about before getting a tattoo

Rylie Horrall  | Lifestyle Editor Tattoos are a commitment that someone should be sure about getting, and can be an overall fun experience to have. However, there are some essential things to keep in mind before and during the time a person gets a tattoo. Staying...

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Rearranging and recreating your space

Rearranging and recreating your space

Rylie Horrall  | Lifestyle Editor I’m someone that needs a new change of scenery every once in a while — that can mean that I want to go out to the city for a day trip, try shopping somewhere new or just go on a walk. The easiest thing I do when I get into that slump...

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How to: Charcuterie board basics

How to: Charcuterie board basics

Caity Healy  | Managing Editor For those looking for a delicious, easy and aesthetically pleasing appetizer, charcuterie boards have been all the rage. Charcuterie, a French word which by definition is a branch of cooking involving prepared meats, is something that...

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Do something fun this leap year

Do something fun this leap year

Rylie Horrall  | Lifestyle Editor This year is a leap year, which means there’s an extra day tacked onto the end of February, subsequently pushing forward the rest of the months to follow by a day. For those who don’t know, this happens every four years, and, if they...

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Buying made morally easy

Buying made morally easy

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor Although thrift shopping is still the most sustainable and ethical way to shop, many people prefer shopping online or find the concept of purchasing previously-worn clothes dismal. However, researching brands and online clothing...

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What to think about before adopting a pet

What to think about before adopting a pet

Rylie Horrall  | Lifestyle Editor Pets are great companions to have; they can give relief when someone’s day was stressful, or just provide company when someone is alone. While pets can be a wonderful addition to life, it’s important to remember that they need to be...

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Apps to make your college experience easier

Apps to make your college experience easier

Rylie Horrall  | Lifestyle Editor In today’s day and age, most of everything can be easily accessed through our phones. Like most of society, I like to make my life easier by having an app on my phone when I need it and don’t have my laptop. Here’s some apps for...

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