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Don’t walk alone on your phone, be aware of your surroundings, limit interactions with strangers and when getting into the car, lock it immediately. Here are some tips to staying safe when traveling on your own.

Many college students will be struggling with the fear of missing out, also known as FOMO, this spring break. For students who aren’t traveling far, it can be hard to stay close to home while watching friends take big, out-of-state vacations. Here are some tips to avoid that restless feeling.

Garage sales can be either a treasure trove for some or a waste of time for others. Personally, I love garage sales because you never know what you’ll come across and the people you’ll meet.

Sometimes you’ll see a trailer for a movie while you’re in the theater and think, “this is totally going to flop.” I have to admit, “Uncharted” was one of those movies for me. However, it surprised me and I enjoyed the movie more than I thought I would.

How does each group maintain its tried and true moves while keeping the audience and judges captivated? Some groups stick to their signature moves, while others try to spice the old moves up with new techniques.

For those who are looking to watch something new on Netflix this spring, “Murderville” is a good choice. At just six 30-minute episodes, “Murderville” is short and sweet, long enough for viewers to get a feel for the dynamics of Terry Seattle and his partners, but not too long that the cases become too predictable and the cast of characters becomes boring.