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5 Places to Dine with Your Valentine
Valentine’s Day is upon us! Whether you are spending it with your gal pals, family, or your wonderful bae, we at Her Campus GC want to make sure you are getting these awesome deals at some awesome restaurants downtown Milledgeville! Buffingtons Buffingtons is offering of candle lit dinner for the lovely price of $29. Stop in between the times of 5pm to 10pm. Check out their Facebook page here for more details. Amici Amici is having a band known by the name of Hey Monea play Valentine’s night.
Being Single and Owning It Pt. 2
Back in 2016 I wrote an article about being single and owning it. That article was written when I was 19 years old and hadn't expericned anything connected or inchng towards the dealings of a reationship or dating. Three years later and now I have, so I thought I come back to that topic, and change up a few things to reflect my current view on the single life. If you are ever concerned with being alone or single, don’t be.
Resume or CV: What's the Difference
At this point in your college career you have probably heard the phrases “Resume” or “Curriculum Vitae." There are two questions surrounding these two: when do I actually use these and can they be applied to the same thing? Hopefully these questions will be clarified! via: giphy What is a resume? A resume is typically a one-page document that is meant to be very concise so that the reader can pinpoint all the important details without having to look too long at your page.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Mariah is a senior psychology major, who has aspirations to work in the library science field. She enjoys listening to music and making playlists, playing board games, and crafting. She enjoys writing for Her Campus because it gives her the chance to share unconventional articles that would otherwise not be published, while at the same time promoting female empowerment.
Halloween Costume Ideas Suggested by Bob's Burgers
With Halloween two days away, by now you either have a costume, or you are part of the large group of people who don’t and need a last-minute look. The great animated series of Bob’s Burgers has been on for nine seasons, and the Halloween ideas that the kids come up with are absolutely amazing. Every year I always wondered why Bob’s Burgers Halloween episode came out the week before Halloween, but now I realize it is so people can dress like the characters unique ideas.
Fall 2018 Back-to-School Survival Kit Pt. 3
Here is the final installment of our three part back-to-school kit! In this feature we will be showing our food related items for all your back to school needs. 1. Frank's Red Hot PLUS Zip Pouch Photo by Mariah Isbell Frank's Red Hot is perfect on anything. Who wouldn't want a little more spice in their life?! This product is made from five real ingredients, that are sure to bring the best flavor and heat to any meal. 2.
Fall 2018 Back-to-School Survival Kit Pt. 2
The back-to-school kit continues with more items! This article will feature items from different beauty products. Tune in later in the week for the final survival kit items. 1. Buxom Cosmetics Big Tease Plumping Mascara Photo by Mariah Isbell This mascara from Buxom improves your lash volume that will leave you with fuller and and longer lasting lashes. This is a smudge and flake resistant mascara, that has been ophthalmologist. 2.
Fall 2018 Back-to-School Survival Kit Pt. 1
With midterm week behind us and Halloween right around the corner, it's never too late to have a back-to-school survival kit. Here is the first part that will feature some of the items in the survival kit. Tune to the rest of the week for the other items in the kit. 1. Personal Alarm with Clip and LED LightPhoto by Mariah Isbell College campuses can be dark at times, and often there comes a point where you find yourself walking home.
Spooky Season is Upon Us!
It’s October, and you know what that means? Spooky season is upon us, and fall is hopefully coming with it. In Georgia, the weather can be a little wishy-washy as to whether it wants to stick with the typical weather dynamic of the seasons changing. There is something special about October that really brings the temperature down, and it just really casts that spooky feeling. Whether or not the weather is going to give off that fall feel, we must rejoice in the fact that October is here.
Meet Jessi Johnson
I met Jessi her freshman year of college. She was a different kind of freshman, but I am glad I got to know her and become her friend. There are some people in life that you don't see that often, but when you do you are more than ecstatic to be in their presence. That's the kind of feeling that is conveyed from Jessi. Her Campus had the opportunity to interview her for the week, and here is what was learned. Her Campus: What is your class status? Jessi Johnson: Junior HC: What is your major?
Dealing with Relatioships
Relationships are a bond that most people fall into at some point in their lives. Whether you have your first on while in middle school, or you have yet to experience one, relationships are one complicated idea that humanity has to grasp. Not as complicated as other problems in the world, but one of those that fall on a more personal level. The problem with relationships is that it takes two people, at least, to make one.
3 Ways to Spring Into Action
The week is almost upon us. Yes, you guessed it right SPRING BREAK, or as the kids say SPRANG BREAK. When most students are probably thinking about around this time is “where should I go for spring break?”, “am I spring break ready”, “what if my spring break trip isn’t as cool as my friends”. Well, have no fear, because your spring break can be worth so much more that just hanging at the beach or going home, you can make it what you want to.
Which Business Attire Is It?
Recently I came to the realization that I don’t know the difference between business casual and business formal. So much so, I’m even wondering if business formal is even an actual thing, because most events I have gone to that required a more upscale dress code always said, “dress business casual”.
10 Songs with a Deeper Message
Music is used and listened to by many people. It fosters a creative outlet and it always connects others together when other things cannot. Often times we find ourselves listening to songs that we find out have a deeper meaning the second time we listen to them. Some of the songs the meaning is universal, others it's up to each individuals interpretation. Here are some songs below that carry a deeper message and might be worth a second listen.
Amelia Lord: SGA Presidential Hopeful
Well Bobcats, it's that time of year again. Homecoming Week. With Homecoming comes the annual SGA Presidential Elections. This week Her Campus interviewed SGA Presidential Canidate Amelia Lord. Here is what she had to say. Her Campus: Tell us about yourself. Amelia Lord: I am a sophomore political science major. I have been running for student government positions since I was in 3rd grade! I was born in Hershey, Pennsylvania and lived in 4 different states but I've been in GA for 9 years.
A Look at Online Dating
The modern age of dating is surrounding us. It is starting to be a rarity that we are meeting and being interested in people in person. We live in the digital era, but only recently have dating apps have become more prevalent in how we interact. Of course, the online dating sites, such as Match.com, eHarmony, and OKCupid have always existed and have had great reviews on meeting people and having lasting relationships.
5 No Stress Finals Tips
It's that time of the year again Bobcats. Yes, you've guessed it right: Finals are upon us. We knew it was coming, but we still stress about it. FOr some of you this may be your first college semester with the dreaded finals week. It is completely different, but not all that different from high school finals. For those of you who are seasoned veterans, but continue to be taken aback by finals season, it's okay. We will get through it together with this tips for a no stress finals week.
When You Want to Be Their Friend, But Also More
Most of us have had the feeling of either seeing or meeting someone for the first time, and then instantly wanting to see them again or at least wanting to become their friend. The thing is you barely know anything about this person, but you don’t know exactly how to learn more about them. It’s not like you see them that often, either. If you do it’s in a moments passing, and the most you can muster up to say is a faint “hey”.
This is Kali Kimball: Woman of the Hour
I have had the honor to get to know Kali over the past two years, and she is quiet a person. Never have I met someone so head-strong, brilliant, and just all around amazing. This week Her Campus had the opportunity to interview her, here is what we learned. Her Campus: What year in college are you? HC: What made you decide to major in that? KK: I came into college as a math major, and one of the requirements was to take CSCI 1301 (which is an introductory Java course).
8 Survival Tips for Living in the Residence Halls
Living on campus for the first time and on your own can be a bit scary. Luckily you are living among others that are in the same boat. As someone who lives and works for Housing, I have found that these tips are what will help you get by for the year. Tip #1: Learn the surroundings of your hall Since you are going to be living here for the next school year, it would be a great idea to learn where everything is located.
71st Tony Awards
The 71st Annual Tony Awards were held on June 11th at Radio City Music Hall, hosted by Kevin Spacey. Here is a recap of the night! Kevin Spacey, as most hosts typically do, spoofed some of the musical nominees of the night, which were Dear Evan Hansen, Groundhog Day, Come from Away, and The Great Comet.
Meet Audrey Waits!
During my freshman year of college I had the honor to live in Bell Hall. In Bell Hall, there lived a Community Director named Audrey Waits. Audrey is a very lovely, thoughtful, and hardworking person. I love that I got to meet her my freshman year, and still see and semi-work with her now. Now she is moving on to bigger things, as she is graduating from graduate school here at Georgia College.
This is Lindsey Poe
Lindsey Poe is someone that will be remembered for years down the road here at Georgia College, or at least she will be to me, and the others that she has crossed paths with. I have had the honor of working with Lindsey as a Community Advisor in Adams Hall this school year. It has been a tremendous amount of fun, and I can only hope to become the CA that is Lindsey Poe. Now is your chance to get to know who Lindsey is, just a little from this profile.
Go Big and Go Home!
Well, the semester is finally coming to an end. It is now April and there is offically one month left in school, or four weeks, however you want to put it. This is that time that you are stating to think that whatever happens in this next couple of weeks is what will happen. Typically around this time, people either stop caring about school or they realize they are about to fail all of their classes and start gettting down to business.
Making the Best of Your Staycation
Awe, spring break! What a wonderful time of the semester. Everyone has probably had the thought, whether you want to admit it or not, when they returned to school after winter break, “Now, when is spring break?” Well, look no further because spring break is right around the corner, and it is waiting for YOU! If you are like me, and some other people you might know, your spring break might be a little different. How? Well, I and other peers will be having a staycation. What is a staycation?
Dear Evan Hansen
Everyone has had the thought that they would be forgotten. Everyone has had the feeling of being left out or overlooked. People deal with this concept in different ways. There are not a lot of outlets that really understand what one is going through when they feel this way. Rarely does one come across something that really connects with them in an emotional and mental way.
8 Awesome Homecoming Activities
Homecoming is this week and it is packed full of fun and merriment. To make sure you are making the most of your homecoming week and not missing out on any of the main events, here are eight homecoming activities you don't want to miss! 1. SGA Presidential Debate Where: A&S Auditorium When: Tuesday, February 14 at 7 p.m. 2. Paint U Where: Magnolia Ballroom When: Wednesday, February 15 at 8 p.m. 3.
The Art of a Keeping a Secret
“Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead.” Everyone has a secret that they are holding deep down inside of them. Whether it is about you secretly getting engaged, or if it is about someone you have a crush on; we all have secrets. The thing that I don’t understand about secrets is, why we feel the need to share them. As if it isn’t enough for ourselves to know our own secret, we feel the need to tell one or two other people.
Milly Water Issue 2K17
On Monday, January 9th, a water main broke on Green Street in front of Wells Hall. This water main break resulted in the water being turned off for Central Campus, which is where the majority of the residence halls are located. To my knowledge this is the third time that the water main has broken. The first being in the Spring of 2016, which then it lasted for four days. The second time was during the Summer of 2016, which didn’t last that long.
7 Ways to Relieve Stress
Finals are coming up and we are all stressed. If you are not, you’re either a liar, or just don’t realize that you have finals. With that being said, here are seven ways to relieve stress. Go for a stroll with a friend or alone. Nothing beats a nice walk with your close friend. Just take this time to get lost and explore your city. If you are taking this wondrous walk alone, take the time to think deeply about yourself and reflect on your semester.
4 Reasons Why You Need a Bullet Journal
There is a new and exciting way of journaling that is slowly starting to take over. It goes by the name of Bullet Journaling, and it is AMAZING! A bullet journal can be your journal, to-do list, and planner. It’s basically whatever you want, but it is all kept in one place. I recently started bullet journaling after I attended a program in one of the residence halls on campus, and I instantly feel in love with the idea.
5 Ways to Become More Assertive
If you are like me, you are a very passive person. Which, there is nothing wrong with being passive; it just doesn’t always get you what you want or where you want. Sometimes not showing a higher level of assertiveness can convey to others that you are not that confident in what you are doing or what you have to say. To help, here a five ways to become more assertive. Don’t be afraid to say, “No”.
7 Modern and Influential Poets
There are a million and one ways to really express yourself. One of the rawest ways is expressing yourself with words. Here are seven amazingly talented modern poets, who know just how to express themselves with their words. The first time I listened to performances by Watsky, I fell in love. Here’s why: George Watsky is a rapper, writer and performer, who has a very versatile flow.
The Different Types of Friends
We all have them, or we would like to at least think that we have them, at least one. They are the people that are always there for us, no matter the circumstances. As the Golden Girls theme song says, “Thank you for being a friend”, which should be one key phrase an actual friend would say to their actual friend. We have come to a point in existence where the word "friend" has become a word that is causally tossed around, and there seems to not be any real meaning behind the word.
You Game? | Her Campus
There is one organization on campus that never gets bored because they game. To be specific, they play board games. You Game? is a board gaming organization on campus that was developed during the Fall of 2014. You Game? meets every Thursday night in the Parkhurst Classroom starting at 7 PM. The first question that is usually asked about You Game? is what is it? When asked to explain what You Game? is, Senior Liz Lohrmann said, “You Game is the board gaming club on Georgia College’s campus.
New Fall Shows You NEED To Watch
Fall TV is upon us! It is time once again to welcome the TV shows that you were sad to see end last season. Some of these shows will be welcomed back with open arms, or maybe you’ll decide to find a new show to watch. New shows are the ones that need the most love, because your viewership could make them or break them.
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