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I'm Reneé, a 24-year-old aspiring writer from northern New Jersey. I love to blog about sports, beauty, and personal interests. Welcome to my profile!

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Xbox Games That Pull You from Reality.Five single-player games with engaging plotlines.

ASMR: A Guilty Pleasure for the Sleepless.How everyday sensations can induce relaxation.

My Top Five Makeup Hacks I Bet You Didn’t Know AboutBy Reneé Medina

Think Twice Before Straightening Your Hair.PLEASE put that flat iron Down.

A Former Athlete Who Quit the Game.By Reneé Medina

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AI and STEAM

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All About CHOYCES

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A Tutor's Objective

CHOYCES Blog#4Final

An Interview with Ms. Pat

Senior Project: SUNY Purchase Class of 2023

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From Subconscious to Subpar: Athletes' Struggles with Anxiety

Articles: The Purchase Phoenix

Just How Old is the Olde?By Reneé Medina In the wake of Hurricane Ida, which flooded parts of Purchase College, students living on campus were left questioning the sustainability of their residence halls. A conversation not new to the Facebook Open Forum, the page has been buzzing with discussions of what else the school needs to do to provide a quality and safe living experience for its residents, specifically in apartment buildings like the Olde. Michael Kopas, the Senior Director of Facilities and Capital Planning sa

Group Work: The Bane of College AssignmentsBy Reneé Medina For many students, the most dreadful assignment of all is being paired to work with flaky classmates. College students love to do their own thing. But, when they are thrown into a group with unfamiliar faces, there is less of an incentive to participate. No amount of ice breakers will change how it feels to rely on others for a grade. “It is on a professor to provide mechanisms or strategies so that students will learn more about who they are in a group setting, increase their sk

Taking a Gap Year Really Isn't so BadBy Reneé Medina Is taking time off from school really a bad idea? When life was getting difficult to handle (as if it wasn’t hard enough already), many college students decided to put their education on pause due to the pandemic. Unsure of how to continue, seemingly the only option left was to take a much-needed hiatus. “Online learning just became too stressful for me and I wanted to be on campus for my last two years,” said Chris Delgado. The 21-year-old, who is currently a junior, was suppose

The Emotional Support Animals of Purchase CollegeBy Reneé Medina “Just because my disability is not visible doesn’t mean I don't need an ESA,” said 20-year-old Marissa Woods. Woods, who is a graphic design major, is spending her time at Purchase with the best company: her pet! Though not just any pet. Abby, who is a rottweiler/hound mix, is Woods’ 6-year-old emotional support animal and has been ever since Woods was in middle school. Abby provides the extra support and companionship that Woods needs, making her college experience less stressfu

Students Air Dirty Laundry By Reneé Medina Make sure that you get to your laundry before somebody else does. Naturally, students on campus have been experiencing dilemmas using communal laundry spaces. On the Purchase Open Forum, students have been debating whether or not it is reasonable for other students to move around laundry that isn’t theirs. It is understandable for college students, (or anybody,) to occasionally forget to check up on their laundry, especially with alternating schedules. So there is a chance that y

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