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Top 3 Response Articles of This Week

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Welcome to June on Odyssey! Our creators have a fresh batch of articles to inspire you as you take a break from campus life. Here are the top three response articles of last week:

Astrology in the Age of Doubt by Giana Scafide

Astrology in the Age of Doubt

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“Astrology is a language. If you understand this language, the sky speaks to you.” — Dane Rudhyar

This is a response to One Good Reason Why Astrology Isn't A Total Waste of Your Time.

You Should Read Paris Hilton's Memoir, Too by Milica Jovanovic 

You Should Read Paris Hilton's Memoir, Too

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“You’re a woman who lived eight lives at once,” said Elliot to Paris. During the 1960s and ’70s, Elliot Mintz was a popular TV host who interviewed more than 2,000 people. How did he cross paths with Paris? What advice does this memoir carry within its pages?

This is a response to 3 New Releases To Add To Your 2021 Reading List.

How Can Schools Do Better? by Akansha Singh

How Can Schools Do Better?

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K-12 Schools Don’t Teach their Students Everything they Need for the Real World.

This is a response to Schools Should Require Students To Take Cooking Classes.

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April Ludgate
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Everyone who is in college right now, or has ever been, knows the struggle of pulling in the strings at the last second. It seems impossible, and you have to do a LOT of things in order to assure your future for the next semester.

April Ludgate, historically, is a very annoyed person, and she doesn't hide it. Of all the times that I binged and re-binged "Parks and Rec," her attitude relates more and more to me.

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Health and Wellness

To The Cheerful Person On Their Rainy Days, You Are Valid

The world is not always sunshine and rainbows, and you do not have to be, either.

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Ask friends of mine to name a quality about me, and one a lot them will point out the fact that I am almost always smiling. I like to laugh and smile -- not to quote Buddy the Elf in April, but smiling is my favorite! It is probably my favorite go-to expression. However, what a lot of people do not see is that I have my down days. I have days when smiling and laughing is a real struggle, or when I have so much on my plate that going out of my way to behappy takes more effort than I have stored in me. Be it a symptom of college and growing up or a facet of life, I cannot always be content.

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Student Life

11 Struggles of Packing for College

It would be so much easier to just pay someone to do it for you

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1. Figuring out when to start

Timing is key, you don’t want to start too early or too late.

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Entertainment

15 Times 'Parks and Recreation' Has Summed Up Your Life

Relatable moments from one of the best shows I have ever watched.

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Amidst my hectic college career, I always find time for one thing, even on the busiest weeks: Parks and Recreation. This show has made me laugh and has made me cry, but most of all I have related to this show more than I would like to admit.

Here are some "Parks and Rec" moments that relate to life struggles that just about everyone faces.

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April Ludgate
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April Ludgate from Parks and Recreation is notorious for her "I don't care" attitude. She speaks her mind without caring what anyone thinks of her. Fans love her because she isn't afraid to be herself. April can seem cold and negative, but she's really just fearless and strong-minded. And despite her sometimes harsh words, April truly cares about the people she's closest to. These are all reasons she is the epitome of a college student. April complains whenever she has to do any kind of work, but ends up doing the work anyway. April Ludgate is the ultimate college student spirit animal.

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