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RUNNING ON EMPTY: Not just 'playing house'
Written by Alexis Roizen - Summer Arg   
Tuesday, 08 July 2008

My mom visited me once and I forgot to tidy up before she arrived. She looked at me and said “Alexis, I can’t see the floor of your room.”
I hadn’t done laundry for a few weeks. So what, right? Then she saw the kitchen and it turned out that I hadn’t done the dishes for a few weeks either.
They were not impressed by my “adult” behavior.
But now I can finally remove the quotes — or at least one — and say I finally feel like I am becoming a grown-up.
Although living cheap definitely has its low points, I have made some progress, saved some money and used my free time in more mature ways.

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KUOI KUOIRNER: The music crate of 2008... so far
Written by Marcus Kellis - Summer Arg   
Tuesday, 08 July 2008

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MUSINGS OF A CRAFT GEEK: The wonderful world of polymer clay
Written by Meagan Robertson - Summer Arg   
Tuesday, 08 July 2008
If you’ve never played around with polymer clay, you’re seriously missing out. Almost like Play-Doh for big kids, polymer clay is great for making just about anything. I prefer to make charms with my clay. Where else would you find bacon and egg charms? From necklaces and pins to one-of-a-kind earrings and charm bracelets, anything can be made out of this wonder clay. For an easy starter, learn how to make a yummy little cupcake charm.

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Look up in the sky, it's Will Smith being a jerk
Written by T.J. Tranchell - Summer Arg   
Tuesday, 08 July 2008

Will Smith is this decade’s Harrison Ford.
The box office gold that Ford guaranteed during the ‘80s — and Tom Cruise in the ‘90s — has become the property of Smith. Not just anyone gets to open a film over the Independence Day week and not every film given that slot succeeds.
Then there are movies that are “guaranteed gold” that look like they might fizzle like a fiver-year-old’s sparkler.
Enter “Hancock.” On the surface, it’s a superhero movie and stays true to many of the roots of its predecessors. Hancock, the lone man with his unique abilities must find his way in a troubled world while being troubled himself.

 

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