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48 Odyssey Articles For The Writer Who Never Knows What To Write

Because we all need a little help sometimes.

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48 Odyssey Articles For The Writer Who Never Knows What To Write
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Writing is fun, relaxing, and rewarding; but sometimes it can be challenging. Whether you're fresh to writing or you've been writing for years, you are not immune from catching a case of writers' block. With the constant stress of classes and the heavy, never ending workloads, sometimes your creativity can hit an all time low. Here's a list of article ideas for those who just can't think of anything for their article this week (aka ideas I will totally be using in the near future).

1. An open letter to your mom/dad.

2. X reasons why I love my school.

3. An open letter to your pet.

4. An open letter to your siblings.

5. A love letter to your favorite food.

6. An open letter to your significant other.

7. The importance of blended families.

8. A ranking of shampoo brands.

9. College hacks.

10. An open letter to the high school senior.

11. An open letter to your past self.

12. An open letter to your future self.

13. An open letter to my best friend.

14. Why traveling abroad changes your life.

15. X reasons why you should join X organization.

16. Why I love/hate having a job while in college.

17. An open letter to my coworkers.

18. What it's like being a transfer student.

19. The truth behind being an RA.

20. Why I hate religion but love Jesus.

21. My unpopular opinion about X.

22. What it's like moving away from home.

23. An open letter to my mentor.

24. How playing an instrument changed my life.

25. A ranking of college snacks.

26. The Virginia colleges as Starbucks drinks.

27. X things I wish I would've known before applying for college.

28. Why I will never buy iPhone/Android.

29. X must-haves for every girl this fall.

30. An open letter to my big/little.

31. What it's truly like being in a frat/srat.

32. What to expect when applying to colleges.

33. An open letter to President Trump.

34. An open letter to America.

35. X traditions at (insert school).

36. What I wish someone would've told me about greek life. (good or bad)

37. An open letter to my grandparents.

38. X things you have to do while in college.

39. X things you should do by the time you're (insert age).

40. X reasons why (insert shoe) is a must have.

41. X must read books, even for the non-reader.

42. Facts vs. myths about tanning beds.

43. Why I miss President Obama.

44. X things I want in a husband.

45. You can't spell degree without "d".

46. Why you should pick whatever major your heart desires.

47. Chipotle vs. Moes vs Q'doba (now that they all have queso).

48. An open letter to Tinder.


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