By: Emily Bunsold With all the stress that is high school, EVERYONE falls victim to a couple of breakouts now and again. But there are a few easy DIY things you can do to lessen or prevent future breakouts and make school a little more bearable. Keep your hands OFF your face: Thinking about everything you touch in a day and THEN touching your face, … Continue reading Tips for Having Clearer Skin
by Casey Murphy Here are a list of the top 5 best restaurants in Bellbrook, according to Tripadvisor. Number 1 on the list is a local ice cream shed, Dairy Shed. According to one reviewer on Trip Advisor, “The service here is superb! Love their ice cream, especially the malts! Prices are very reasonable and the kids love the sprinkles and candy eyeballs they put … Continue reading Hungry and no where to go?
by Alyssa Rogers Homecoming season is coming to an end, but don’t feel too relieved ladies; prom season is already here. 2016 dresses have started filling up stores, and if you want to make sure you’ll get the dress you love and not have to settle, I would suggest doing it soon. While interviewing the manager at Pure Couture Prom & Pageant, I learned the … Continue reading Pure Couture’s Tips for Buying the Perfect Dress
By: Rachel Stewart Think back to a few days ago, on All Hallows Eve. Think back to the food, the drinks, the parties, the fun, and most importantly: the costumes. On Halloween, the veil between our world and the spirit world lifts, and monsters come to play. What’s the scariest monster? A vampire, werewolf, goblin, or ghost? The answer to this has been debated for … Continue reading Halloween is Racist?
by Casey Murphy Halloween is sneaking up on us fast and costumes are a must. Don’t be scared! Here is a list of fun, cheap, creative costumes you can put together from items you have at home. Continue reading Costume Ideas
By Anna Starkey Whether you are searching for an outfit for a football game, a Halloween costume, or an ugly sweater, thrift stores offer convenient and cheap solutions to any wardrobe problem. Luckily, the Dayton area is home to multiple second-hand shops. Here are the Top Five must visit thrift shops in the area: Happy thrifting! (And remember to wash clothing prior to use.) Continue reading Top five local thrift shops
by Rachael Birri and Bridget Richard Rachael’s View My pencil bag is my purse (which is not large enough to fit a standard wallet or more than one lipstick, let alone excess clutter). Therefore, I make it my personal mission to make sure that I only carry what is vital. As a result, I rarely spend more than three seconds looking for any item within … Continue reading Why You Should Minimize Your Pencil Bag–Or Not
By Anna Starkey Get out and enjoy the season with these local fall celebrations! Ohio Renaissance Festival – now to 10/26 Located in Waynesville near Caesar’s Creek lies the largest Renaissance Festival in Ohio. With over 30 acres of land, the festival truly takes you into the past. The actors, artisans, and townspeople put on an impressive performance to make your experience as realistic as … Continue reading Four Fun Festivals to Visit this October
by Anna Starkey While summer fades and fall begins, it is difficult to come to terms with less daylight, fewer leaves, and less warmth. Instead of allowing your mood to shift with the seasons, stay positive about the weather by incorporating these simple fixes into your life: Stay Outside! Instead of moping around your home searching for indoor activities, go back outside. The weather may be … Continue reading Keeping spirits high while the temperature falls
By Anna Starkey Between holidays, college visits, and school trips, fall traveling can be exhausting. In order to maintain a quick pace while also enjoying yourself, I have compiled a list of essential lessons I learned while traveling to Chicago one day, to setting up a tent in West Virginia the next. 1. Make a list! Organization is key while traveling long distances. Before you … Continue reading Two trips in two days: How to travel efficiently
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