How To Watch Movies Like an Oscar Judge
-Avalon Allen- Curious about how to really watch movies? Not just simply put something on Netflix, sit back, relax and enjoy. No, no, no. Do you want to know how to watch movies like the highly prestigious and effortlessly superior Oscar judges – the very people we let determine our cinematic choices, tastes, and conversationContinue reading “How To Watch Movies Like an Oscar Judge”
How to Save Money on Groceries as a College Student
– Cesar Ruiz Martinez – According to the US Department of Agriculture, the average college student spends up to $367 each month on groceries alone. This number can be higher depending on where you live and how you eat. Unlike other household expenses such as rent or utilities, grocery costs tend to fluctuate over theContinue reading “How to Save Money on Groceries as a College Student”
Managing Your College And Work Life
-Marlene Becerril- I think we can all agree that college can be difficult to manage sometimes. Now adding a job into the mix can make life a bit more hectic, to say the least. However, it is very much possible to be a college student and also manage a job. As a college student andContinue reading “Managing Your College And Work Life”
Meeting Recap: Emily Mann
-Sarah Stoflet- PRSSA had the pleasure of having Emily Mann, the Sacramento Kings Public Relations Coordinator, as a guest speaker on Wednesday, March 18. Emily graduated from Gonzaga University and was hired as a PR Intern for the Kings in October 2016, and one year later was hired as the PR coordinator. Emily gave PRSSAContinue reading “Meeting Recap: Emily Mann”
Freshman Year: What I Expected vs. What I Got
-Sankalp Sharma- Growing up, students are always pushed to work hard in school so that they can go to college and be successful. I can personally say that all of my friends in high school were very excited to go off into college, and I can definitely understand why. College gives an opportunity to findContinue reading “Freshman Year: What I Expected vs. What I Got”
The Meeting Where Sac Republic FC’s PR Team Spoke
-Rachael Botti- Last Thursday, the chapter had its last guest speakers for the semester. The Executive Board was thrilled to welcome back Will Strome and John Jacobs, two noteworthy gentlemen in Sac Republic FC’s Communications/Public Relations Department. Pre-COVID, the chapter was given a gracious opportunity in the spring to go to Sac Republic’s headquarter officeContinue reading “The Meeting Where Sac Republic FC’s PR Team Spoke”
What To Expect When You’re Expecting to Buy a Plant
–Erin Warren– As this year has progressed, many people have been trying to find ways to kill time, whether it be picking a new hobby or taking the plunge down the rabbit hole and buying a plant. Almost everyone on social media can be put into one of three categories: they’ve considered buying a plant,Continue reading “What To Expect When You’re Expecting to Buy a Plant”
The Transition From High School to College…in a Pandemic
–Sankalp Sharma– It’s the second semester of your senior year, and you couldn’t be happier. Finally you can kick back and relax in classes, you can go out with friends, and the most important thing, in a few months you are going to walk the stage and get your high school diploma. You already gotContinue reading “The Transition From High School to College…in a Pandemic”
5 Ways to Keep Calm During the Pandemic, Finals and Life
–Lindsay White– This year, we can all agree, has been very stressful and has caused some anxiety and stress. There have been so many changes to our daily lives, from having to start online classes, working from home, quarantining and more. Luckily, there are things people can do to relieve stress or ease their anxiety.Continue reading “5 Ways to Keep Calm During the Pandemic, Finals and Life”
I Was Today-Years-Old When I Learned…
–Erin Warren– Failure is a part of growing up, and it’s normal to do so. Like many things in our society, it has become such a taboo to the point where people won’t even attempt a task in fear of not being good at it on the first try. The thing about failure is thatContinue reading “I Was Today-Years-Old When I Learned…”
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