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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Sewanee chapter.

It’s that time of the week again – time for Links We Love! This week, Sewanee is buzzing with excitement for Cherub at ATO on Friday, disdain for midterms, the hope for no more snow, and the thought of Spring Break ’14 being right around the corner. So in true Links We Love fashion, this week’s articles, videos, and other random tidbits from around the web are gathered here to give you a break from the outside world. Just take a chill with your laptop, a Stirling’s delicacy, and scroll through these links. Happy Wednesday!

22 Acts of Kindness That No One Ever Talks About via Cracked

As you may have gathered from this and last week’s links, I love Cracked. It’s like a one-stop-shop for laughs and awesome science stuff. This specific article, however, brought me to tears. These acts of kindness range from interpersonal to national scale, but not one is less important than the next. So if you’re looking for some inspiration for this week, or if you just need a good cry and a smile, click on that link.

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The 18 Worst Things About Hawaii (No Really) via Huffington Post

So since I’m sure most people’s Spring Break destinations are beach-related, I thought this little article describing terrible things about the 50th state would be fitting. Enjoy!

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I’m The Duke University Freshman Porn Star… via xoJane

So you may have heard about the media s***storm following Duke freshman “Lauren” since one of her classmates found out she was acting in pornographic films. This article is written by the woman herself as she explains to everyone why she has chosen the sex industry path, and what it means to her as a feminist. This is controversial, but eye-opening.

 

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The 10 Characteristics Of Your Friendship That Make Her Your Bestie via EliteDaily

This article seems like it only applies to feminine friendships, but you masculine people definitely have sleepovers – don’t even lie.

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Pro Infirmis <> via YouTube

Another tear jerker, y’all. This video relays the experiences of one company and its clients to change the way we look at window shopping. Just watch it. You’ll get it. And remember, you are perfect. P.S. It’s in German but there are subtitles!

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‘Biggest observed meteorite impact’ Hits Moon via BBC News

Looks like the Man in the Moon has a new dimple. Last September, a meteorite struck the surface of the moon and made quite an impact. Researchers explain what this could mean for Earth. Bum-bumBUM. Kidding!

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The True Identity of Andy’s Mom in “Toy Story” Will Blow Your Mind via JonNegroni.com

Our generation may be defined by one movie, or, should I say, three movies. The Toy Story trilogy (and Andy) grew up with us, but there’s a subplot in the films that you may have never realized. Who really is Andy’s mom?!

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There Are Many ‘Let It Go’ Covers, But This One Really Tops Them All via YouTube

Ok, so I think I’ve gotten into a rut with posting something Disney-related every week, but come on! Who doesn’t love a good Disney spin-off? This extremely talented comedienne takes the newly-renowned Frozen song to an entirely new level. I just can’t seem to let it go.

 

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Last, but not least:

UNICEF Tap Project via unicef.com

When you pull up this website on a smartphone, click “start,” and then put your phone down, a sponsor donates enough money to UNICEF to provide one child with clean drinking water for one day for every 10 minutes you don’t touch your phone. 

The longer you go the more money is donated. An excellent way to both avoid getting on your phone while studying and help a great cause.” – Ida Zago C’14

Well, those are all the links I have for you for this Links We Love! I hope you enjoy everything and have a great remainder of your week. If you’re struggling this week, remember that Spring Break is almost here and you can gel out for a while and pet a dog or something. Remember to email me at cornwme0@sewanee.edu with suggestions/comments. See y’all next time!

 

 

 

 

Madison is a sophomore from Chattanooga, Tennessee. She enjoys Christmas in July, things that sparkle, gender equality and LGBT activism, meditating, video games, and sushi. She is majoring in both English and Anthropology and hopes to become a journalist or researcher in Linguistic Anthropology.