sick

I recently came down with a cold, so I decided to put together a list of tips and tricks that help me survive for those also feeling under the weather.

These small bits and pieces found on the album of Kgositsile’s dedication to a new life are perhaps glazed over by the common listener.

Sickness is never fun, but instead of wallowing in your sore throat-ness and phlegm, try some of these tips on how to make being sick somewhat tolerable.

Dead week, a time for studying and doing whatever it is you do to prepare for finals. It can also be an awful time to get sick. If you’re ill, it can be really difficult to focus or get anything done — but this doesn’t mean your dead week is ruined. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of dead week while also being sick.

The real question is: How will you, a newly minted UC Berkeley undergrad, deal with a dreaded cold when your midterms are in full swing? With this guide constructed by the experts at the Clog, that’s how.

Being sick can suck. This is especially true when it means missing out on class and having to catch up. However, you can avoid it. Act like the germaphobe is your spirit animal and you may have a healthy semester.

Although it can be hard to balance your social and academic lives, you can always make time for taking care of yourself. Here are some things you can do during these last couple of weeks before the fall semester ends to keep yourself in tip-top shape.

Hopefully, you won’t need to use any of the things on this list this semester. If it's already too late for you, then don’t stress too much about it. Just try to take it as easy as your schedule will allow, and remember that you will get better.

Many view interest in non-conformist desires as a negative reflection of an individual. Society thinks bad people have “sick” desires or vice versa.

For many student-parents that are single parents, it is always their turn.