How To Have A Zelda Fitzgerald Summer
The first step to having a summer worthy of the femme Fitzgerald is to have endless free time because you never know when you will need to make an appearance at a backyard soiree or skip town for a three-day bender.
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Carrie is a Seattle-based wannabe-writer whose heart is still
stubbornly in Chicago. She enjoys cheap Pakistani food, ... 
Retrospectives On Nickelodeon Personalities: Linda Ellerbee
In most cases, kids only really care about the things that directly involve them. This is normal; at least, I like to think that it’s normal, since my main concern as a child was whether or not I could have Dunk-a-Roos for lunch.
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Ted Pillow's entirety can be revealed in a single sentence, but he accidentally sent us this one instead. His writing ... 
Overcoming The Hispanic Stereotype
If I have overcome anything in life brought on by my culture, it would be the stereotypes waiting for me to prove I am a failure. When taking standardized tests where we have to fill in our racial group, why is it that they take the scores and categorize the means by ethnicity?
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I attend University in pursuit of a degree in Communications and Media studies. My dream is to become editor of ... 
If I Become Famous
It is possible that I will become utterly and fabulously super famous in the future and you, being the kind of person who feels compelled to explore such places, will visit my childhood home.
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He is the creator of scheduledescape, a music blog dedicated to covering passionate music in the mainstream. He ... 
The 4 Times I Force Myself To Clean My Apartment
I like to explode a few Hot Pockets in the microwave, sear some bacon before I dump the grease and pan into my sink (sorry environment), and then crawl into bed covered in cheap pizza sauce and regret.
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Trey Salm wonders why these "about me" sections are always in 3rd person when everyone knows who wrote it. ... 
