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10 books college students should read in 2022

Caroline Straubel, Culture Editor December 22, 2021
If you’re looking to read more in the new year, look no further than The Seahawk’s anticipated books of the year. These books span multiple genres, including historical fiction, sci-fi, contemporary fiction and non-fiction, offering a much-needed means of escape from the pressures of college life. See below for the selection.
Humans of the Dub: End of Year Traditions

Humans of the Dub: End of Year Traditions

January 6, 2021
What makes me happy now is making Christmas special for others. It’s not just about getting gifts but giving people things and seeing them react to that. I have a sister, I like to spoil her, and it’s a great time to give back to my parents. As kids we couldn’t give our parents things and now that I’m more mature and can afford things, I like to show my appreciation for them by making it a nice Christmas.
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Keeping New Year resolutions for college students

Samantha Dickerson, Lifestyles Editor January 10, 2019
The “beginning” of the year is a great time to plan for new beginnings in personal, financial, social, and physical aspects of life as well. So, how can UNCW students keep their 2019 goals? What is available to them specifically to get the ball rolling?
Out with the old, in with the new: tips for sticking to your 2018 resolutions

Out with the old, in with the new: tips for sticking to your 2018 resolutions

Chantai Thomas, Lifestyles Editor January 18, 2018

Though there is never a wrong time to replace bad habits with better ones, January 1 is typically one of the more inspiring dates to take up positive lifestyle changes in the hopes of achieving our best,...

2018: new year, same old me

2018: new year, same old me

Veronica Wernicke, Assistant Opinion Editor December 28, 2017

Editor’s Note: Veronica Wernicke is a freshman at UNCW majoring in Communication Studies and is the assistant opinion editor for The Seahawk. The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of...

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