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From shower caddies to hammocks: College grads share the room essentials that weathered the dorm

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One of the highlights of the summer before college was trotting off to my local Linens N Things to outfit my new home, a triple dorm room in the Little Building at Emerson College in Boston.
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How to get a good night’s sleep in hot weather – and why it’s so hard

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By Megan Reynolds Verified
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Getting a good night’s sleep when it’s hot out can feel impossible. Unfortunately, worrying about not being well-rested doesn’t help. Experts say worrying about sleep in warm weather will inevitably make you feel worse. “When people cannot sleep because they are too hot, it often becomes both a physical and a mental challenge,” says Dr Shelby Harris, founder and director of NY Sleep and Psychology, and author of The Women’s Guide to Overcoming Insomnia.
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Which rug is best for your room? 21 expert picks, plus tips on choosing pile, size and material

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By Megan Reynolds Verified
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You've moved in your sofa, heirloom side tables and even your great-aunt Helen's collection of vintage salt and pepper shakers, but the room still feels incomplete. A room full of furniture needs a rug – to anchor the space, cozy it up and enhance the physical experience of living in your space more comfortably.
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