Bachelor Breakdown: Fantasy suite pressure
A recap and commentary of
This week after watching the episode of “The Bachelor” I had to really sit down and digest the information presented to me. What happened wasn’t a complete shock to me, […]
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Vandal Health offers free grocery store tours
My experience at a Vandal Health grocery store tour
Most of us don’t know how to eat healthy on a budget. It can be hard to do especially if you’re on the salary of a broke college student.
Bachelor Breakdown: Hometown throw down
A recap and commentary of "The Bachelor" from a true fan
In the words of Hunter Hayes, “I don’t want easy I want crazy.” Seems like Peter wants just that. This week on “The Bachelor” we viewers got to experience hometowns. […]
Bachelor Breakdown: Will Peter get his happily ever after?
A recap and commentary of "The Bachelor" from a true fan
Before I turned on the television Monday night, I watched many previews on “The Bachelor” for this week’s episode and I was already forming opinions about the six women left. […]
OPINION: History, now streaming
New Netflix offerings make world history uniquely digestible
When I was younger, I used to spend hours glued to the television at my grandparents’ house, casually flipping through the channels but usually ending up on three important ones. Channels
34, 44 and 46 were my holy trinity of Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and the History Channel. In the mid-aughts, one could rely on each for a combination of awe-inspiring content and genuine education about anything from sharks to chivalry. However, I was always taken by the entertaining and informative approach to the past and conquests I could get from the History Channel.
Bachelor Breakdown: The unfair group date rose
A recap and commentary on this week of "The Bachelor" from a true fan
I am a big fan of “The Bachelor.” It’s an addiction. Every week I plop on the couch and turn on the television Monday nights right at 8:00 p.m. to […]
10 tips for success for the new semester
New semester stress can be a lot to handle, check out these tips for success
As the new semester approaches college students’ schedules tend to fill up faster than we can keep up with. Here are some tips to stay on track early on. Familiarize […]
Spokane public schools lower rate of unvaccinated students
Unvaccinated exclusion allows district to reach zero unvaccinated students
Growing up, vaccines were a normal part of my life. As a kid, I knew I didn’t enjoy getting shots, but I knew they were helpful to everyone around me.
OPINION: Hello Fresh? More like hello executive function
Using subscription boxes as a mental health tool
Subscription boxes that provide for basic needs are one solution I have found — and strongly recommend to those who can afford it — for this problem.
The start of a new decade
Why you shouldn't always make New Year's resolutions in January
2020 is a big year and some might think it is odd to start a decade without a preplanned list of goals. We are all going to cave and make resolutions for this year during the winter.
However, when making resolutions, it is better to stick to the spring and add them when habits are ready to change, rather than in January.