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17 Unique New York City Restaurants

Whenever I spend the day in the city, I always end up going to places like Chipotle or Shake Shack. I decided to look up several types of interesting restaurants in the city to attend and found there are a lot more than I thought. Here are 17 unique restaurants in New York City I think you should check out. 17) Sugar Factory Located in the Meatpacking District, this restaurant is best known for their novelty drinks and desserts. They also primarily serve American cuisine. Sugar Factory opened in April 2013 and is  located on 835 Washington Street. Anybody with a craving for something sweet should definitely check out this restaurant.   16) Ninja New York Ninja New York is located on 25 Hudson Street in the TriBeCa section of the city. Ninja New York is not only known for their Japanese cuisine but known for their magic acts. The

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17 Struggles Of A Hungry College Student

College students know how to do three things better than anyone else: how to be stressed out, how to be broke, and how to be hungry. Keep reading to see how you relate to the 17 struggles each college student goes through when they want food. 17. Never having any money because you spend it all on food. But it all magically disappears from your food drawer within a few days courtesy of drunk you and the late night munchies. 16. Only having a few options for food choices. There’s either the main dining hall or the cafe… Or the main dining hall. Oh wait, did I already say that? 15. Out of those few options, most of the food is processed and extremely unhealthy. Cheese curds or cheese fries? Hmmm… 14. Missing delicious home cooked meals. I’m so sorry for always complaining mom! Your food is amazing, don’t let me not finish one of your

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20 Alternate Ways to Show Someone You Appreciate Them

It’s easy to get caught up in life and forget to tell the loved ones in our life just how much we appreciate them. We make up excuses and tell ourselves that we’ll do it later, but you never know if “later” is going to be too late. But sometimes it’s also just hard for us to convey how much someone means to us. It’s not always easy for people to say “I love you” or “I appreciate you”, so here are 20 other ways to do just that. 20. Spend time with them. This is probably the most obvious out of them all, but as college students with busy schedules it can be hard to coordinate time to spend together. Even if it’s just grabbing a quick coffee between classes or tagging along to buy groceries, just make sure you spend time with them. 19. Tag/send an article that reminds you of

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A Letter to the Grandfathers I Never Knew

Both of my grandfathers, and step-grandfather, left this earth before I was able to meet them. With the recent passing of my Grandma, on my Dad’s side, I’ve found myself often thinking about the things I wish I could’ve learned from each of them and the memories I wish that I could reflect on. This article is dedicated to them and anyone else who’s lost their grandparent(s) too soon. If I had the opportunity to travel back in time to meet you, I would take it in a heartbeat. I can only imagine what it’d be like to sit across from you and listen to the drawl of your voice as you recount your life’s tales. I’d sit on the couch with my legs curled under me, cradling the cup of tea you made just for me, as the smell of cookies lingers in the air from the batch that Grandma and I made the

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College Perfectly Portrayed by The Vampire Diaries

20. When you stumble home after a night of partying.   19. When you’re a senior and realize you’re finally almost done with school. (Unless you decide to go to grad school.) 18. When that one person in your class keeps asking questions about everything.   17. When you finally finish your midterms/finals and can feel all the stress leaving your body.   16. Realizing your parents can’t dictate your every move any more because you live on campus and not at home.