Ahhhh… Alas! Winter break has finally arrived and we’re all stoked! A month off of everything can be pretty refreshing. For well, one whole month and we definitely get into some bad habits along the way. Not saying we lose our bad habits that we bring back and forth to school, but coming home from the first semester and going on break for a month introduces us to some new bad habits. Obviously once the spring semester kicks in these bad habits will eventually break, but for now they’re stuck with us for a month. 8. Poor eating- Sure, you’re not living on microwave food and late night McDonalds all the time, but you definitely pig out more.. Especially on the junk food, while watching Netflix. 7. Sleeping in- Sleeping in well past 10 am is daily occurrence now. 6. Skipping the gym- You feel like you have nobody to
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Upon waking up on a Sunday morning, I quickly grab my phone and launch Snap Chat and here’s what I find 10/10 times. – Who went to a concert the night before. – Which Fraternity held the best themed party. – What your friends ordered from the college drunk food stop. – People’s locations based on their constant Geo-tagging. – Who decided to go to the bars. – The exact time Becky fell asleep on the toilet. Every Sunday I am not surprised by the drunken snap chat stories I tap through or the 2-hour long inaudible screaming concert clips in which I quickly exit out of. Yet, every single Sunday I am stuck in the same routine of who did what the previous night and devoting a large chunk of my time to watch it all unfold. This is not a rant over of how I have matured and
10 Habits We Know We Shouldn’t have In College
College is a time for everyone to gain individuality and develop habits that will help bolster us through our future occupational and personal lives. Although we are meant to create good and necessary habits, we also produce habits that are detrimental to our productivity. Here are 10 habits we know we shouldn’t have in college, but do them anyway. 10. Binge Drinking Many students would be considered borderline alcoholics if they were not enrolled in a institution of higher learning. It is seen as a cultural norm to “drink till they blackout,” leading to the the consumption of excessive amounts of alcohol. 9. Checking Social Media During Class Unlike High School, students have access to multiple facets of technology during class and are constantly tempted to deviate from class discussions. Whether it be Twitter, Facebook, Fantasy Sports or Instagram, we all periodically check updates and temporarily opt out of class conversations. .



