Living in a triple dorm room: Pros, cons

Whoever had to or is currently suffering through this traumatic experience, I feel your pain. Fortunately, I’m here to assure you that living in a triple dorm isn’t too bad.
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Whoever had to or is currently suffering through this traumatic experience, I feel your pain. Fortunately, I’m here to assure you that living in a triple dorm isn’t too bad.
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Since quarantine started, I have been spending an embarrassing amount of time in my room. Because of that, I keep getting bored and feeling unmotivated by my surroundings.
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Take this quiz to find out if you should finish your essay or start packing up your room even though there are still five weeks until you get to move out!
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When the tornado of the last few moments of the year starts to swirl too fast and you can’t seem to get your life ~together~, we here at the Clog are here to give you some suggestions of productive things you can do instead, because nothing leaves you feeling as refreshed as some classic spring cleaning.
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There’s so much more than lecture and homework to focus on during the semester, so make sure you put in the effort to shake things up and stay positive!
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Expectations were understandably high for “It Comes At Night,” — A24’s latest horror film — and thankfully, director Trey Shults delivers. The pacing of Shults’ script is impeccable — though the epitome of a slow burn, there’s a white-knuckle fluidity to the series of wrong turns that result in the film’s devastating third act.
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Ah, Cal Day. A well-known annual open house event put on by UC Berkeley, it serves to welcome the community, current students, new admits and their families to the campus. It showcases the campus’s beauty and accomplishments and inspires the minds of anyone and everyone that attends. It also serves
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The year is finally close to wrapping up. You’re all undoubtedly stressed out with classes and whatnot — tortuously long papers and problem sets, way-past-midway-though-the-course midterms (one of the many cruel mysteries of UC Berkeley) and readings (is anyone still doing their readings?) galore. You probably also have extracurricular stressors like
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Apartment hunting season has officially begun, and as the procrastinator that you are, you’ve waited until all the good places are already taken to start searching for next year’s home. Now the only places left are those that are three miles away from campus, lack running water or are infested
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Being home for winter break often feels like taking a trip down memory lane. Your home is a place of comfort — time seems to have frozen the moment you left and retained all of your most precious memories, much like a time capsule. You simply cannot get the same feeling of comfort
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