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Writing As Exploration: Why Should I Write My Essay When ChatGPT Is Right There?

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By Olivia Peters
| Her Campus Verified
Writing an essay is a pain. I get it. I’ve written a few essays this semester and I’ll have to write a few more before it’s over. They loom over your head for weeks, they’re time consuming, and critically, writing an essay isn’t an efficient thing to do. It takes hours, and half the time you end up dropping some of the research you already spent hours to find. It’s always hard to start, too. I’ll think about starting an essay for days or weeks before actually sitting down to research or write.
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Crafting In College: Killing Your Inner Perfectionist

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By Olivia Peters
| Her Campus Verified
Crafting is one of those things I used to say I’d love to do, but never got around to. It just felt overwhelming: where was I supposed to start? There were so many options, and I felt like I had to be perfect right at the beginning. I wanted to be one of those aesthetic Instagram craft girlies, with fairy lights and a new project every week. Somehow, that still turned into doing absolutely nothing. Getting started is the hardest part, as they say.
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Love Has a History: Celebrating Black Philanthropists

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By Olivia Peters
| Her Campus Verified
Did you miss the UNT Her Campus “Love Has a History” event? Don’t worry – here’s the recap. This Black History Month, we’re celebrating the people in our communities known for giving back. Black philanthropists, both historical and present, have made a huge difference – not just in their communities, but in how their stories inspire us. Today, we’ll talk about three key figures, and what we can learn from them. Robert F. Smith Robert F.
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