As a poor college student, you want to save money whenever possible but still possess the items you need as a student. This is why I decided to re-purpose an old sweater into a cute laptop case. Materials Needed: a hot-glue gun and sticks of glue thread and a needle scissors an old sweater of your choice a button of your choice a string or piece of thin elastic The Tutorial Step 1: After you've chosen a sweater and gathered the needed materials, you should lay out the sweater on a flat surface and line up the laptop on top to determine if it is properly sized. Mine fit horizontally, but if yours doesn't, then you can just make it a case that the device slides … [Read more...] about From sweater to laptop slip
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Get a head start on finals
Finals week is approaching and so is the end of the 2018 Winter Quarter. Preparing and studying before finals is essential for a better academic grade. The final exam can change a class grade for better or for worse. It all depends on the dedicated time put into studying and preparing for finals week. Here are some tips to help prepare students to receive a good passing grade. Organization It’s important to make sure to know the time and day each class will have its final. It’s essential to know just in case two classes fall on the same day and time. Write it on a calendar and be organized. Being organized before the week of finals is beneficial. It decreases stress and helps … [Read more...] about Get a head start on finals
Long Distance Relationships
After graduating high school, young adults move forward with their lives. Whether it be moving across the country to go to an out-of-state college or wanting to get away from their hometown after years of being in the same place; it seems there are a lot of couples going for a long-distance relationship. Many couples feel as though they have found their soulmate already and refuse to let distance take that person away from them. According to StatisticBrain.com, around 32.5 percent of college relationships are long-distance; which means approximately one third of college students do not have the luxury of living close to their significant other. If you have ever been in or are … [Read more...] about Long Distance Relationships
Budget Friendly Ideas for Spring Break
The typical Spring Break can include expensive, exotic locations, beautiful beaches and wild parties and is considered a rite of passage for college students, but the reality is that most students are tired and on a budget. Don’t cash in your financial aid for plane tickets just yet. Here are a few relaxing and affordable suggestions for your time off school. Get Out and Enjoy Nature. There are many benefits of spending time outdoors including reduced stress, improved concentration, renewed creativity and more mental energy. Enjoy the cooler Spring weather and go on a hike or that bike ride you’ve been thinking about. March is peak camping season in Joshua Tree National Park too. … [Read more...] about Budget Friendly Ideas for Spring Break
Tranquility in the desert
Korakia Pensione, nestled at the base of the beautiful San Jacinto mountains and only blocks away from historic downtown Palm Springs, offers a peaceful retreat for anyone looking to escape their daily routine. I found this beautiful resort while searching for a quiet location to decompress after a taxing midterm season. Upon first glance at the website, it was clear that was where I needed to be. The photos of the rooms, beautiful pools, stunning courtyards, and blissful ambiance captivated me. I knew I had to experience this for myself, so I booked a room, packed a bag, and went on an adventure. After a swift drive through the California desert (and a little trouble finding the … [Read more...] about Tranquility in the desert
Oasis Vegetarian Café: A healthier alternative
Located within the La Sierra Natural Foods Market, Oasis Vegetarian Café is a family-owned establishment and has been serving locals plant-based Hispanic dishes since 1996. To this day, the restaurant continues to flourish among the community. With its fully plant-based menu that offers organic, fresh, gluten-free, and non-GMO dishes, the restaurant has been hailed as one of the Inland Empire’s best vegetarian restaurants that caters to those who are seeking to consume healthier o ptions. As we begin to settle into the new year, healthy foods have become a staple to the new millennial mindset and in turn has transformed our lifestyle choices. One of the most prevalent problems in … [Read more...] about Oasis Vegetarian Café: A healthier alternative
First southern California Cracker Barrel
Cracker Barrel, a popular restaurant on the East Coast, has arrived for the first time in Southern California and has been open for two weeks serving homestyle country food in Victorville. The franchise has been busy ever since its grand opening. Many wait an hour or more to be seated and others shop in the Old Country Store while waiting to be called. To save some time and beat the line, reserving online is beneficial. The store is filled with country clothing, candy, home decorations and other amenities. Many filled their shopping baskets with popular soda pops and candy. Children headed to the toy section, where there were many toys to choose from. The restaurant is filled … [Read more...] about First southern California Cracker Barrel
Perch Restaurant Review
Cozily nestled within the heart of downtown Los Angeles lies the beautiful and highly inclusive restaurant, Perch. In my last review, I was thoroughly displeased with my visit to Spire 73 due to its snooty staff and exclusivity. I found this gem of a restaurant in my search for a positive fine dining experience positioned on a rooftop. The restaurant is located at 443 Hill Street in the Pershing Square Building. The valet cost eight dollars, which is astoundingly cheap for downtown Los Angeles. I entered the restaurant in my best attempt not to be biased so that I could properly and fairly assess this restaurant. Upon entering the Pershing Square Building, my party was … [Read more...] about Perch Restaurant Review
How to cure the back-to-school blues
Welcome back, Coyotes! Are you dreading the idea of coming back to school after taking a month-long break? Are you feeling tired of staying up too late, eating too much food, and spending a lot of time with your family and friends? Here’s a quick guide to help you get back into the swing of things this winter quarter: Set goals for yourself Get out a piece of paper and a pen and write out three goals that you have for yourself that can be obtained by the end of this quarter. Whether it be making a new friend or getting straight A’s, writing out your goals acts as a great source of motivation. List things you can look forward to Do you have anything fun planned for the … [Read more...] about How to cure the back-to-school blues
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