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Do you know what four billion people on Earth have in common? It’s not hair color, height or skin color. It’s actually those lenses on your face. That’s right, an estimated 64% of adults wear glasses. However, more than one billion people are still in need of glasses, and it’s
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Instead of shopping for school furniture and clothes at a big-box retailer, try these four alternative options to help your budget and the environment.
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Corporate marketing only goes so far in a culture virtually ruled by individuals who are more connected to the world than any generation before them.
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As is typical of the overachiever burnout, I have a habit of abandoning activities, both big and small, if I am not immediately good at them.
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What we wear is a reflection of who we are, but staying true to your style can get expensive quickly. A great way to save is by going to a thrift store!
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The Clog is here to relieve some of that guilt and help you be the best procrastinator you can be, with a list of some things you can do to put off the real work ahead of you and yet, still feel accomplished.
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My closet soon filled with big patterned sweaters and patchwork jackets, floral vests and graphic tees promoting Ricky Martin or the Rainforest Cafe.
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Impermanence, also known as “anica” in Buddhism, has been the greatest enemy to the modern human mind since its development 40,000 years ago. And if you would like to embark on this game, I would highly recommend that you continue reading this important piece to find “maximalism.”
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College is a time of excess. There’s too much homework, too many cups of coffee and too many classes. Simplification is essential.
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While stuffing as many clothes as possible into your suitcase seemed like a good idea at the time (aka the night before you had to move in), now that you’re here in Berkeley, having every shirt you own seems kind of unnecessary. When will you ever need to wear your UCLA sweatpants again?
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