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5 pieces of advice to succeed in college

Now that I only have a few months left before I graduate, I’ve realized a few things that have/could have helped me a lot in my college career.

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Win and Woo interview + ticket giveaway

Last summer, I saw Nick Winholt and Austin Woo, aka Win and Woo, open up for Borgeous & Grandtheft at Volleywood Corona Electric Beach. It was this huge beach party hosted by Corona at North Avenue Beach in downtown Chicago.

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The art of solicitation

so·lic·i·ta·tion: the act of asking for or trying to obtain something from someone.

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Space Jesus / Datsik @ Aragon Ballroom, Jan. 12

Space Jesus opened up for Datsik at Chicago’s Aragon Ballroom on Friday and damn, what a trip.

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Branded Poetry: Netflix

It can safely be assumed that I’m about to be consumed

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SAYMYNAME brings HARDTRAP to Bottom Lounge, 1/13

Source: SAYMYNAME SAYMYNAME will bring his What’s My Name tour to Chicago this Saturday, January 13 at Bottom Lounge!

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5 ways I look back on my personal growth

Quarterly playlists These songs comprise my musical identity and the personal journey I’ve taken during my time at Northwestern. The songs I screamed and danced along to at concerts, listened to on my 30-minute walk to class, woke up to in my morning Snapchats (if you know, you know)…Making these playlists is one of myContinue reading “5 ways I look back on my personal growth”

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EDM Concerts Winter 2018

Ready to rage every weekend? I’ve got you covered. Plan out how exactly you’re going to waste all of your money on concerts and festivals. If you love heavy, bass-loaded music, hit up: Datsik (with Brillz, Space Jesus, Riot Ten and Wooli), Carnage, Ganja White Night, Excision If you love chill, mellow beats, hit up:Continue reading “EDM Concerts Winter 2018”

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What I learned from keeping a journal, part 2

We’re all going through our own shit. Whether we’re worried about finding a job, finding true love, or finding meaning in our everyday lives, everyone has their own internal struggle.

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The Reunion

“Can you hold my coat? I’m going to just walk around for a bit,” she said, handing off her long, black jacket to her husband before he had a chance to respond.