I’m not typically one to respond to many things (phone calls included), but it’s been a long time since I’ve seen a debate rage like the one over on CollegeCandy’s “Sexy Time: Splitting The Bill On Plan B.” It seems pretty split down the middle: many agree with Lena, while the other half is of the complete opposite opinion. So what exactly is causing so much of a fuss?
Chances are, you know someone who has been to college. Chances are, they had a roommate at some point. And, chances are, you’ve heard all about that roommate – the horror stories, the off-the-wall moments, and the frustration – and it’s enough to make you worry about you own inevitable rooming situation. Well, fear no more: while getting your first roommate can seem daunting, you can avoid all the drama with a little planning. In part 2 of 3, we will take a look at all the steps to move in successfully and stress-free with your new roomie. Click to read on…
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…it’s all well and good to use your laptop in public…just be sure your background isn’t embarrassing.
When someone says the word “dorms,” most of us picture floor after floor of plain, florescent, whitewashed rooms. Most college goers simply settle for a reversible comforter and a few drab posters to try to add some “personality,” but if Trading Spaces ever taught me anything, it’s that you never have to settle for plain. There’s plenty of ideas that go beyond the ordinary to turn a drab dorm from hole-in-the-wall to home-away-from-home.
Chances are, you know someone who has been to college. Chances are, they had a roommate at some point. And, chances are, you’ve heard all about that roommate – the horror stories, the off-the-wall moments, and the frustration – and it’s enough to make you worry about you own inevitable rooming situation. Well, fear no more: while getting your first roommate can seem daunting, you can avoid all the drama with a little planning. In part 1 of 3, we will tackle how to find the best roomie possible by using some tools you probably already have. Click to read on… Read the rest of this entry »…the important dates don’t end after you’re accepted.
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