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Every new year brings unpromising New Year’s resolutions that only get us so far. We’re tired of gym memberships going to waste and litanies of books gathering a plethora of dust. Now, we’re going to break these year-long resolutions into semesters to keep us in check. Here’s the WSN Culture Desk’s list of ins and...
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One of the most common questions brides face when choosing their wedding party is, "Does my future sister-in-law need to be my bridesmaid?" If you're having a tough time navigating this conundrum, don't fret: We asked etiquette experts to explain, once or for all, whether or not you really need to include her.
I delved into the tried-and-true dips I used to make to share with the football parents we tailgated with at Plymouth State University back in the day and pulled a