advice

If you don’t feel the urge to give unsolicited advice then maybe you don’t care enough to give it. Maybe you remain passive out of apathy, and maybe that’s okay. But this reluctance is a sorry excuse for not making an effort when it comes to people and things we say we care about.

I consider myself a connoisseur of knowing the best beverage for any class, meeting or any other scenario. So, in order to spread this wealth of knowledge, I present you with this list!

I hope that any new students or even old ones will be able to find the same peace and sense of satisfaction that I do when visiting these spots.

So now, as a sophomore, these are the reminders I am keeping in mind for the upcoming school year.

Overall, I had a very different experience moving in this year compared to last year, both logistically and emotionally.

However, for two years in a row, I’ve given myself only a single day to pack everything up. If you’re stressing as much as I am about how to get all the packing done in time, I have compiled a list of advice to help make both of our move-ins as smooth as possible.

If there’s anything I can take away from this point in the year, it’s that to be at a mentally more fulfilling place, I would have to swallow some tough pills — metaphorically, of course.

Here is an account of some other helpful, mostly free, artificial intelligence technologies, from their fictional, personified points of view.

To negate all the bad luck I feared was coming my way simply for having so many wonderful people in my life, I felt the need to be perfect at everything I did — to work myself in circles so that I would be deserving of them.

I’ve lost a lot of things this past year (money, dignity, sanity, etc etc). Every day was a special battle, and through the rare wins, many losses and quicksand trips down to rock bottom, I’ve cultivated all sorts ways to deal.