5 Moments Every Short Girl Understands
Tara Geigel, Staff Writer
November 22, 2014
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Standing at only 5', there are a lot of disadvantages to being short. Here are five issues I'm sure any "fun sized" person can relate to. 1. Sitting extremely close to the wheel. It's not comfortable to sit that close when driving at all. Plus, having to sit on a few cushions to ...
7 Annoying Things About Commuting
Doris Lavoile, Imapct staff
November 19, 2014
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Whether you're going to school, work or your regular day to day routine, we can all agree that the main focus is to get from point A to point B. However, this wouldn't be life without the some amazingly unpleasant curve balls on your commute. There are tons of irritating things about your commute that...
The Struggles of being a Ca-Jew
Elizabeth Berlin, Impact Staff
November 6, 2014
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All of my life, it has been a struggle to understand a specific religion because I was not brought up learning about just specific culture. My mother is religiously involved in the catholic faith, and my father is religiously involved in the Jewish faith. Although neither of my parents are very religious,...
7 things to hate about Driving…
Lauren Whyte, staff writer
November 6, 2014
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1. Yellow School Bus Dear yellow school bus, I hated you when I was younger and my sentiments remain the same. You remind me of my terrible experience in elementary school and you remind me , of why I am always LATE for college. 2 Pedestrians: . NO. You cannot cross the street when the ...
5 Apps that don’t exist, but should!
Erminia Errante, Senior Editor
October 16, 2014
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5- Chief App An app that you can scan in your fridge and it gives you a simple recipe for whatever you have in there. Don’t know what to do with onions, chocolate and cheese? This app would tell you something you can make with those things (including some other ingredients obvio...
15 Things That Will Take 90s Kids Back To Their Childhood
Karissa Allen, Associate Editor
October 7, 2014
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10 years ago I wouldn’t have thought about any of these things the way I do now. After talking with friends and reminiscing about the past, we thought about some things that we haven’t seen in so many years, things that we now realize our childhood would be completely different if we didn’t have...
13 songs you may have missed this summer and should get on
Tiffany Cordero, Impact Staff
September 25, 2014
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Comer over- Clean Bandit ft. Stylo G It has been widely over shadowed by its more popular counterpart “Rather Be”, Come over is definitely a song that you should give a listen to. It’s got steel drums… Steel drums people! Younger- Seinabo Sey Okay if you aren’t even attempt ion t...
College Movies You Probably Have Missed
The Impact Staff
September 18, 2014
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Old School. Pitch Perfect. The Social Network. Legally Blonde. Van Wilder. Slackers. Road Trip. Accepted. As college students, you have watched these movies about college students one hundred times over. But college movies didn't start with Will Ferrell getting a dart in his neck from a redneck Stifler...
10 Weird Things You Do, You Know Other People Do
Karissa Allen, Impact Staff
April 18, 2014
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Did you ever think about the weird things you do and say "There has to be other people who do this!" Well I've found ten things I do that I know other people do, but not all of them may be obvious. Out of all ten of these, I have done all ten at least once. How many have you done? 1....
10 Ways To Be a Better Writer
Samuel Neve, Opinions Editor
April 14, 2014
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Students journalists are normally mediocre at best, this list should help you become a more professional and successful writer. Read More »...
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