If Not Love, Then What Do We Call It?
We’ve all been there at one point. You find someone you’re attracted to and then all of a sudden you fall head over heels. Or…
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Revel in Your Sadness
What is it about being sad that makes you want to listen to sad music, and in turn, feel even sadder? Do we take solace…
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“Ceilings” and Running to Your True Love
It’s always the most iconic scene. That scene at the end of the movie/episode when one of the two friends, enemies or strangers suddenly realizes…
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How to Get Out of Your Spring Semester Slump
Spring semester is packed with some of the most coveted Penn State traditions, from THON, Movin’ On and State Patty’s. But when these EVENTS pass…
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Computer Organization for Every Personality
It’s time to put the Type A and Type B stereotypes to rest. Yes, there are, for the most part, two kinds of people. However,…
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The Art of Loneliness…
Being alone in college can be quite polarizing. The act of “grinding it out” daily can take a huge toll on your mental health. I…
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The Celibate Slut
It’s you, it’s me, it’s us. The oxymoron that is the celibate slut entails this — a slut in theory but never in practice. Is…
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Cheers to Sober Curiosity
While Dry January has come and left, there’s always that tiny little bit of curiosity that makes us wonder whether we should hop off the…
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Content Creation: Overcoming Fear and Embracing Vulnerability
Have you ever gone to post a picture you took on Instagram, but stopped yourself out of fear that others would judge you? If so,…
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Should you spend money on materials or experiences?
When Family Clothesline releases new Penn State Lululemon items, it’s hard to resist buying it. Those Amazon Prime day deals are equally hard to pass…
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The Spring Break Curse
The bees are buzzing and the days are getting longer as we finally feel spring on the horizon. We trade our boots for sandals and…
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Soldier, Poet or King?
The internet has always loved to popularize all kinds of personality quizzes. There are the obvious ones — the MBTI test and the Enneagram test….
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Clichés You Should Trust
“Cliché” comes from the french word “clicher” which means to click. The definition of the word we use today comes with a generally negative connotation–…
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Listening To Your Mind: The Inner Critic VS The Inner Carer Voice
A core component of mindfulness is listening — listening to ourselves. Yet, when we listen to the voices in our heads, the negative has the…
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Why You Should Trust Your Gut
How many times have you ignored a gut feeling that you later realized you should have trusted? Probably more than once or twice. It’s a…
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Building a Positive Self-Perception
Can you look into the mirror and tell yourself “I love you, me”? Can you deeply stare at every part of your face and body…
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“Stutz”: A Self Help Documentary
Fans crave to see the personal struggles and triumphs of their favorite celebrities through documentaries. It allows us to investigate and create our own opinions…
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Exploring The World of Escapism
When life throws us stress and anxiety, it can sometimes seem impossible to catch our breaths. It can feel like you’re drowning amongst the waves…
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A Bouquet of Happiness: Buying Flowers During Wintertime
Spring is not the only time of the year to buy flowers. From bringing vibrant color to your space and boosting positive energy, flowers have…
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The Reader’s Burnout
It’s easy to feel disconnected from a hobby you feel passionate about. This is especially true in today’s world, where life seems like to be…
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