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How to prepare for finals

By Seth Yeanoplos
April 14, 2015 12:00 AM
Adequately preparing for finals is often difficult, but there are ways to ease the stress.
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Life

How to build a great resume

By Joshua Faber
March 07, 2015 12:00 AM
Building an effective resume is key to finding a job. The average recruiter looks at a resume for six seconds before deciding to keep it or toss it, according to Research by The ladders, a New York City-based career services company. Many factors contribute to a resume that will be accepted. Among the most important are format and content.
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How to survive on a college budget

By Stacey Koller
March 03, 2015 12:00 AM
It's the 22nd of the month, and a student only has three packages of Ramen left and $29 dollars in his bank account. He doesn't get paid until Friday and hopes his paycheck is enough to cover rent. This is often a scenario among full-time college students. But how do students take a 20-hour-per-week-paycheck and make it enough to survive?
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Campus

How to check out free e-books with BYU OverDrive

By Erica Burton
January 31, 2015 12:00 AM
A student sits by her books in the library. RedShelf and the recently expanded OverDrive e-book service are ways that Harold B. Lee Library is responding to technological advancements and increasing demand for digital services. (Maddi Dayton.)
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Life

How to hide bed head hair in minutes

By Mckayla Lundeen
January 17, 2015 12:00 AM
Alexia Saxton models a messy braid. According to Saxton, braids are back in style and an easy way to hide bed head. (Alexia Saxton)
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How to succeed in classes by actually trying

By Sara Bitterman
January 13, 2015 12:00 AM
Michael Larson, Ben Black, and Alli Yost study together in the Harold B. Lee Library. (Elliott Miller)
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Local

How to survive an avalanche

By Winston Behle
January 22, 2013 12:00 AM
Just outside Snowbird's Superior parking lot human body parts are buried eight feet under the snow, and barking, medium-sized dogs can be seen with their noses pressed to the snow, their bodies and tails shaking as they find cadaver parts. There has been no murder and no crime.
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Nation

Blog: How do I make an educated vote?

By Tasha Singer
October 09, 2012 12:00 AM
As citizens of the United States of America, we have a civic responsibility and privilege to exercise our right to vote for the next President in this year's election. Our founding fathers and many national leaders since them have fought to provide and protect this democracy so that we might have a say in government.
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Art

DIY modest alterations for summer

By Melanie Jones
June 11, 2012 12:00 AM
As temperatures rise, so do hem lines. Most people have a pile of neglected clothing in the corner of their closet because of wrong size, poor fit, an old favorite that's just immodest enough to feel uncomfortable wearing or it has gone out of style. The majority if not all of these items just need a little tweaking and they will be better than new. If you never wear it anyway, make it a project, you have nothing to lose. Let's start with lengthening a skirt or dress.
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Life

How to make your own wedding garter

By Melanie Jones
May 30, 2012 12:00 AM
Weddings are expensive, however, there are many easy ways to cut costs. Traditional wedding receptions include a garter toss, and garters retail from $12 to $45. The materials I used to make the garter below cost less than $4. Not only will you save money by making your own, but it will be so cute you will not want to give it away.
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