Did you tidy these spaces up for spring cleaning?
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Did you remember to clean your medicine cabinet? Or your phone gallery? In the spirit of spring cleaning, here are some places you might have missed!
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Doing nothing: A counterintuitive remedy for the soul?
Maybe, when you feel like you can squeeze in one more assignment and collapse onto your bed, remember that you can choose to do nothing.
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Our book-obsessed phase: Why we lost it, how to find it again
By treating reading the same as any form of self-care, I will hopefully begin to enjoy reading for pleasure again and all the magic that comes with it.
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Trying out positive coping strategies for a week: Here’s what I learned
This week, I wanted to start anew by focusing on one bad habit a day, hoping to replace each with its better counterpart by the end of the week.
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Looking on the bright side: The best things that came out of 2020
As unforgiving and upsetting this last year was, we’re not here to dwell on all the would-have-beens. Here are some of the best things that 2020 gave us.
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Simple, budget-friendly self-care tips
Being kind to yourself and learning to be more receptive to your needs is a life skill that is honed and cultivated over time.
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Wish I could tell you
Impulsive Coward
When I got in to my dream art schools, though, I decided to give it all up for UC Berkeley — a decision I don’t know if I regret.
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Enjoy the ride: 5 reasons why you should ride a bike
There’s nothing like riding a bike on a clear, sunny day in Berkeley. Beyond health and fitness, here are some reasons you should ride a bike regularly.
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How and why you should check in on your friends more often
It is so incredibly easy to feel lonely and lost during these times. Here’s why you should take the time and effort to check in on your friends every once in a while.
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A reminder to be weary of burnout in the era of ‘Zoom University’
No one is perfect, but if you feel the need to constantly work to keep your mind at bay, then maybe you should take some time to think more about this tendency and potentially discuss it further with a mental health professional.
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