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Recently I found myself without a phone. The past several days I've been getting around experiencing the unexpected highs and lows of no longer being wireless.

I’m going to attempt to decipher some of my most notes that likely made complete sense to me when I first typed them but now seem like utter gibberish.

Sources close to the student have confirmed that the student opens Snapchat during class to unnecessarily continue streaks that no one cares about anymore.

Whether you’re one of the lucky ones with a chill break or you’re incredibly busy, here are five ways you can practice self-care as the summer begins.

While your frustration with the spam caller is only temporary, here are some solutions we at the Clog have to make these calls (hopefully) go away forever.

“I know it’s around here somewhere.” “I swear I just had it...” “I could have sworn I put it right there!”

Sometimes (a lot of the time) lectures are a bit too boring to pay attention to, and before you know it, you end up scrolling through Facebook or checking your text messages. And while you believe you're being inconspicuously sly, your actions are actually pretty obvious to those around you, including your professors.