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21 Times Chandler Bing Described The End Of A Semester

Chandler Bing is, in my totally biased opinion, one of the funniest characters on television (and Netflix). He’s irrational, semi-irresponsible, irritable, and always sarcastic. I do not know about you, but I am all of those things at the end of every semester. You know, because I try to play things cool and be “the funny man” when everything in life/my GPA seems to be crumbling around me. 21. Getting the rare “class today is cancelled” email It does not happen often, which is what makes it such an amazing feeling. 20. When you try to convince yourself that you are being productive But really you are just envying your fellow students tanning/laughing/enjoying anything outside. 19. When you went to your one class AND did the homework due for the next one. 18. Justifying the lack of gym time. 17. Then you remember summer is fast approaching. One rep a day keeps the handles away.

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90s Styles That Need To Stay As Told By Rachel Green

Everyone loves Rachel Green from “Friends” for many reasons. I, and many others, are drawn to her seemingly effortless, always on-point outfits. Now that I am watching the series for the second time through, I can pay more attention to Rachel’s clothes than the plot of the show itself. You know how people in fashion say that everything comes back? Well, it is so true. Majority of the clothes from the 90s are being rocked on the streets of the Fashion Capital in 2016. Here are some 90s clothes that need to stay, inspired by the timeless beauty Rachel Green. 10. Cut off denim shirts. As long as you are not wearing it with jeans, you’ll look great. 9. The little black dress. A little black dress never goes out of style, so never throw yours away. 8. Overalls. I am totally biased toward overalls. No one understands my obsession, but I

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A Long-Distance BFF Explained

TGFT. Thank God for technology. With a best friend going to a different school, iMessage, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat make a great difference. You two still tell each other anything and everything. At parties, in class, or in the library, you are usually glued to your phone texting every trivial detail of the weekend–nothing can be left out. 10. Snapchat. Any time. Any where. All day. Every day. At a professional event? Snapchat. Running on the treadmill next to a ton of fellow students? Snapchat. At the library avoiding work? Snapchat. The uglier, the better. 9. The screenshots. Because no super-ugly Snapchat can just disappear forever. 8. Texting each other whenever anything remotely juicy happens. The only person you accept a long, drawn out text from about a guy she simply made eye contact with at a party is your BFF. 7. Getting back together and retelling stories. You know

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College Advice: Because We All Need A Little Help

Some days we feel like we are on top of the world, and other times we are desperate for an answer. More often than not, the answers we are looking for are closer than we think. Here’s some advice from college students to other college students that you should know. “Don’t worry if you don’t find your best friends right away, even if you feel like everyone else is.” – Kate, class of ’16 “Grades don’t matter. Internships do.” – Randy, class of ’15 “Don’t wear your high school letter man jacket.” – Molly, class of ’18 “Learn how to budget your time. Don’t spend so much time studying you miss out on all the great times and friendships at college. Also, don’t spend so much time ‘experiencing’ college life that you don’t get your work done.” – Bill, class of ’86 “The work never ends; college does.” – Cait, class of ’16

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The Beauty Of A “Forever Friend”

According to Urban Dictionary, a forever friend is defined as “friends, that regardless of 50 days of separation, reunite to find nothing has changed.” And, as we all know, Urban Dictionary is always right. I have a few forever friends in my life. One, I met before I can even remember. Another, I connected with during our equally awkward middle school phases. And, the others, I was blessed to choose the same university as them. No matter when or where I met my forever friends, they all have one thing in common: nothing ever changes. My friendship with my one friend began with our fathers’ friendship. We were almost forced to become friends considering we spent every New Year’s Eve together since birth. However, our friendship was never forced. We just got along. During the days of daycare and summer camps, people who did not know us would ask if