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By: Emmy Huebner We all have holiday traditions that we do with our families such as baking cookies, listening to holiday music, or watching a certain movie every year, but have you ever wondered what other people do for the… Continue Reading →
We have now reached the time of year for giving. The streets are gleaming with bright lights, the stores are decorated with garland and ribbon, with holiday music playing in the background. Families are scrambling to find last minute gifts… Continue Reading →
Imagine this: it’s Christmas Eve 2004. You are snuggled up in your favorite cozy pair of pajamas, watching a holiday movie on your family’s 40-pound box TV, drinking a warm mug of hot chocolate with marshmallows. You can hardly contain… Continue Reading →
Living at school means that we are away from our family for long periods and spending most of our time with our friends. Our best friends become our family, and personally, I know I can go to them for anything…. Continue Reading →
The 4thof July is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start planning that perfect party with all of your family and friends. There are so many things that you can do for a 4thof July party but… Continue Reading →
College students are not only excited because finals are over, but we are also excited to go home and celebrate the holidays. We are looking forward to free laundry, food, and of course gifts. After a long semester, gifts are… Continue Reading →
Now, as a college student, you’re probably not going to be planning a huge Thanksgiving meal. However, this means that a college student has the least amount expected of them by their families when it comes to prepping or planning… Continue Reading →
Now, as a college student, you’re probably not going to be planning a huge Thanksgiving meal. However, this means that a college student has the least amount expected of them by their families when it comes to prepping or planning… Continue Reading →
I knew this holiday was definitely going to be different. The holidays have always been a family-centered event for me. It seems like it is almost a competition to see how many family members on both sides of the family… Continue Reading →