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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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24 Disney Characters College Students Can Relate To

Disney has tons of characters with all sorts of personalities so there’s definitely going to be at least one or two you can relate to. Whether you’re certain you’re the next Cinderella or you just sympathize with Wreck-It-Ralph, here are 25 Disney characters all college students can relate to. 24. Peter Pan (Peter Pan) After college you have to face the real world and become a full fledged adult, but let’s face it: you’re not prepared for that. If you had it your way you’d never grow up. 23. Sleepy (Snow White and the Seven Dwarves) Whether you had a long night of partying or studying or whatever, sometimes you just want to sleep. Naps are basically your best friend. 22. Grumpy (Snow White and the Seven Dwarves) Some days you just wake up on the wrong side of the bed and don’t want to be bothered or you just found out you have

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15 Things From Our Childhood We Wish We Had Back

It seems like nowadays we miss the things from our childhood more than we probably liked them back then. With shows like Gilmore Girls and Full House getting reboots it’s no wonder we’re nostalgic, so here are 15 childhood things 90’s kids wish we had back. 15. Nestle Wonderball They were little balls of chocolate and candy heaven. 14. Tamagotchi Aka where you probably first learned how to take care of a pet. 13. Nintendo Gameboys You could take your games with you anywhere and brag that you had the Gameboy Color. 12. Easy Bake Ovens You could make dessert for yourself and blame the oven for not making enough for everyone. 11. Every cartoon Hey Arnold!, Powerpuff Girls, Kim Possible… the list goes on and on.

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12 Thoughts We All Have Before Spring Break

Spring break is one of the most anticipated weeks in the entire college year. It’s a time for relaxation, partying, hanging out with your friends, and much more. If you’re lucky enough to go away for spring break and escape the cold climate you’re currently living in, spring break is even more highly anticipated. Only a few more weeks and it’ll be time to unwind! “Why are all of my professors giving me so much homework? They call it a break for a reason” “Oh god I better start eating healthier and working out because I am nowhere near bikini ready” “I want to go tanning but I don’t want to spend money or get skin cancer” “I can’t wait to eat real food again and not have to answer to anyone besides the bartender”  “I’m so excited to sit in the sand, swim in the water, and drink 10

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10 Fears You Have When You Actually Start Your Study Abroad

Planning a study abroad trip and actually going on it are two entirely different things. When you’re planning the trip you’re more likely to focus on the logistics as well as all of the places you plan on traveling and all of the friends you’re going to make. On the other hand, you spent so long fantasizing about how amazing everything is going to be that when you board your plane and realize that it’s actually beginning there’s all sorts of new worries that pop into your head. Eventually you’ll get the hang of it and have the time of your life, but here are ten things you’ll probably worry about within the first few weeks of your study abroad. 10. Being the only American in your class. The people will by no means treat you like you’re an outcast, but they might talk about your accent or ask you what it’s like