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Happy Superbowl! Take the day off from schoolwork and read with HC and then lay back and enjoy the game (and commercials!) tonight!
- While watching the players and cheerleaders work out during the game, it’s best to indulge in a ton of delicious food. Looking for some dip ideas? We’ve got 25! Pizza dip sounds awesome. [Seattle Times]
- Whether you’re looking for a new Facebook picture or you’re ready to dive into the world of online dating, Kathleen Corlett’s has an article with advice and “witty commentary and shocking results for what profile pictures are “most successful” in attracting a guy’s attention.” [Lemon Drop]
- It’s been a long time since Sisqo sang “The Thong Song.” He’s out and apparently, so are the thongs. Check out this article recommended by Heather Rinder. [Cosmopolitan]
- Ever wonder how Redbox could offer their DVDs for so cheap? The same way many of us get stuff for cheap — Walmart. But not anymore. [Business Week]
- Differences between men and women have always been well pronounced. And now, the differences between gender-specific television stations (Spike and Lifetime) are being highlighted. [New York Times]
- Stephanie Kaplan brings this article to our attention about the fastest texters in the world. Guess where they come from? [New York Times]
- How Glee has turned into a television and moneymaking success. [Adage]
- Marissa O’Connor asks a question we can probably all say yes to: “Sick of your same old playlists?” And gives us a solution: “workout like a celebrity with a celebrity playlist!” [In The Gym]
- Mariah Carey gets a lot of criticism. After reading this you may agree it is deserved. [MuuMuse]
- Pepsi will be sitting out this year’s Superbowl, despite powerhouse ads in the past. Read about their new marketing strategy. [Time]
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About Cara Sprunk
Biography
Cara Sprunk, Cornell class of 2010, is an American Studies major with a concentration in American culture in the College of Arts & Sciences. She is originally from Northern New Jersey. In addition to her writing for Her Campus, Cara is the former Assistant Editor of Red Letter Daze, the weekend magazine supplement to the Cornell Daily Sun. She held this position from January 2009 to March 2010. She is currently a senior writer for Red Letter Daze and both the news and arts & entertainment sections of the Sun. In past summers Cara has interned at Life & Style Weekly as a beauty and editorial intern, OK! Magazine in the editorial department, and at Star Magazine. In her free time Cara enjoys reading, working out, shopping, and going to the movies. She is interested in pursuing a career in entertainment journalism.
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