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Holiday ads are everywhere this time of year. Your inbox is overflowing with discounts, your phone is buzzing with notifications about sales, and social media is filled with gift guides.
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College is the best time of your life, right? At least, that’s what everyone says. But between navigating exams, managing part-time jobs, and finding time for a social life, things
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