Home for Christmas — with disappointing academic tidings Julianna Eveland December 19, 2014 Telling your parents you got bad grades this semester isn't the best feeling, but returning to improve is.
Voicing opinions is hard, crucial Julianna Eveland December 8, 2014 Having a good argument to support your opinions can be a hard feat, especially out in the real world.
Netflix addiction stole years of my life Julianna Eveland November 17, 2014 It's time to put the shows on pause and start engaging in real life.
Stop calling strong women ‘bossy’ Julianna Eveland November 10, 2014 When it's a man, it's called ambition. But working women are always seen as rude.
Speech stresses long-term wellness Julianna Eveland November 7, 2014 There are a lot of commencement speeches out there that leave students with words of wisdom, but this one holds a certain value to me that tops all the rest.
Faking sports fandom fails to impress Julianna Eveland November 2, 2014 If you're not a true sports lover, pretending to be one isn't worth the trouble.
In times of tragedy, I resort to humor Julianna Eveland October 25, 2014 When it comes to making light of heavy news, no time is too soon.
Costumes don’t equate to character Julianna Eveland October 25, 2014 Opinion Columnist Julianna Eveland and her readers agreed, women shouldn't be shamed on account of their Halloween costumes.
Family will always stay number one Julianna Eveland October 23, 2014 As I get older it becomes easier to drift away from siblings and parents, but savoring these relationships is well worth it.
Chico bars are overrated, underwhelming Julianna Eveland October 20, 2014 Blaring music, sweaty bodies, empty wallets: I'll pass.
Tattoos can wait Julianna Eveland October 10, 2014 Tattoo envy had me wanting one for a while, but I realized the permanence factor is a little too much for me now.
Body image: Big is still not beautiful Julianna Eveland October 6, 2014 Despite what some people insist, weight stigma still favors skinny women.
Students aren’t aware of personal bubbles Julianna Eveland September 29, 2014 It's difficult to stay aware of other people's spatial boundaries, but being oblivious is even worse.
Fads don’t hold secret to good health Julianna Eveland September 23, 2014 A summer spent following bizarre health trends didn't amount to much.
Take time to talk with teachers Julianna Eveland September 22, 2014 Office hours aren't only for class-related questions.
Fall semester secret to success Julianna Eveland September 15, 2014 Getting good grades tends to be easier in the spring than the fall, and now it's time to make some changes.
The American dream is still worth the work Julianna Eveland September 8, 2014 The American dream may not seem as wonderful as it was to the generation before us, but it can still be achieved all the same.
Thoughts come and go, notes are forever Julianna Eveland September 4, 2014 Writing thoughts down as they come to me has become a valuable tool to keep life in order.
Negative news can be overbearing Julianna Eveland September 2, 2014 The stories we hear in the news tend to be all bad, so it's worth it to seek out the good ones.
Unpaid internships still have value Julianna Eveland August 27, 2014 Unpaid internships may not add much to your savings account, but adding to your resume is worth it.
Male violence goes overlooked Julianna Eveland May 13, 2014 Chico State does a good job of advocating for women's safety, but there should be a place for male victims of assault to speak out.
Abortion attitudes need adjusting Julianna Eveland May 9, 2014 Are attitudes toward getting an abortion too aloof?
Weighing in on weight loss perceptions Julianna Eveland May 7, 2014 Loosing weight can seem like a hard feat, especially when comparing yourself to the media's weight loss standards.
Confession wall comes with cruelty Julianna Eveland May 4, 2014 Chico College Confessions are entertaining, but the harsh comments do more harm than good.
Plastic bag ban bums some buyers out Julianna Eveland April 23, 2014 I might not remember to bring plastic bags back to the grocery store, but I save them to use later.
Rioting for no reason Julianna Eveland April 15, 2014 Riots are usually the result of uncontrolled passion for a cause, but it appears that reckless party people riot just to riot in California.
Growing up globally crafts perspective Julianna Eveland April 10, 2014 Globe-trotting adventures bring a cautious new understanding and appreciation for culture.
Age marks milestones, not maturity Julianna Eveland April 1, 2014 The metamorphosis of a young person to grown-up isn’t going to magically come when the clock strikes twelve.
Appearances, assumptions go hand in hand Julianna Eveland March 27, 2014 Research has found a possible link between the way people look and are treated.
End of video stores puts end to options Julianna Eveland March 26, 2014 Netflix and Redbox dominating the movie market limits us in renting movies.
Cutting ties to stay on track Julianna Eveland March 13, 2014 Relieve stress by curtailing toxic relationships.
Convincing parents to choose Chico Julianna Eveland March 6, 2014 Chico is a wonderful place to go to college but the party school reputation is hard for some parents to get past.
Deleting contacts doesn’t bring closure Julianna Eveland February 28, 2014 Deleting someone from your phone may seem like an easy way to move on, but it doesn't remove them from your life.
Committing to contribute to diversity on campus Julianna Eveland February 28, 2014 Are Chico State students exploring diversity or sticking to their niche?
Contemplating the correlation between lax police, leisurely drinking Julianna Eveland February 26, 2014 Does lenient law enforcement encourage students to keep the party going?
Drinking in moderation Julianna Eveland February 21, 2014 Indulging in drinks can be a fun weekend activity, but it's good to know when enough is enough.
Friends form tighter bonds in college Julianna Eveland February 20, 2014 Circles of friends in college are decidedly different from those from high school.
Constant comparison corrodes self-confidence Julianna Eveland February 10, 2014 Break the unhealthy habit of holding oneself to others' standards.
Skipping class cheats students out of success Julianna Eveland February 3, 2014 Attending classes is an easy way to impress professors, please parents and improve transcripts.
Unisex bathrooms provide privacy for all Julianna Eveland January 31, 2014 Chico State's new unisex bathroom signal change
Getting dressed to get taken seriously Julianna Eveland January 29, 2014 College is the gateway to professional life. No matter the occasion, dress like you mean business.
Exploring music in Chico Julianna Eveland January 24, 2014 Music culture is huge in this small town and checking out the local scene is definitely worthwhile.
Getting past the back to school blues Julianna Eveland January 21, 2014 The start of a new semester can create unwanted stress. Optimism and thinking ahead can help you get off to a good start.
