Tuffy Luv Organizes The Floop Outta You
I’m so stressed out!! College and dating are killing me. What can I do to relax?
Candy Dish: De-Stress Today!
• How to relax when you’re stressed
• This poor, poor cat
• Celebrities who look like Disney characters
• Just some really cool photos
• Why is this 14-year-old classier than me?
• 12 female celebs reveal their true size
• The best running apps to try

Candy Dish: Some Strings Attached
• In defense of Ashton Kutcher
• 6 ways to stop thinking too much
• Get a sneak peek to Glee’s new songs
• If movie characters had the internet…
• Where the past meets the present
• What foreign countries use instead of Facebook
• Best black flats under $40
How to Destress, Chill Out, and Relax
According to our friends at AOL Health, we are ruining our lives. They’ve compiled a list of dangerous ways to relax – and unfortunately for me (and probably a lot of you) this list could pretty much make my “interests” section on Facebook. So here are five awesome, easy ways to deal with stress in a healthy way.
The Weekly Ten: Relax After a Stressful Week
October is a busy month. Between midterms and registration, and finding the perfect Halloween costume, things can get pretty crazy there for a while. But it’s important to remember to take a step back from it all for a while. Relax.
Candy Dish: Don’t Let Dating Get You Down
• 7 ways to stay positive about dating.
• Well, at least Lindsay is improving at something.
• Need a little help with that frizz?
• Sesame Street gets an adult makeover.
• Stressed? A few ways to chill the eff out.
• ‘My Generation’: Just as boring as real life.
Body Blog: Stress Does the Body Bad
Stress has been my companion for as long as I can remember. I’m the kind of girl who likes having a million things to do because I love feeling productive. Unfortunately, I tend to take on more than I can handle. This leads to late nights, early mornings, constant worrying, tiredness, and, well…you know the routine.

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Do-It-Yourself Tuesdays: Spa Day!
Has preparing for midterms/tying up loose ends/getting your body ready for Spring Break left you stressed out to the maximus? Late-night cram sessions and 20-page final papers followed by an intense hour at the gym can have you looking and feeling less than your normal, amazing self.
Spring Break at Home: The Silver Lining
Clearly, there are plenty of reasons for me to be bitter about my lack o’ travels this Spring Break but, I am deciding to look the bright side for a change. Sweating poolside under the shade of an US Weekly magazine or not, I’m going to make the best out of my Spring Break, and – turns out – it is easier than I thought because you can:
The CC Weekly Weigh In: Just Give Us an Hour
I just wish I could be somewhere else for an hour. Somewhere with no stress, no assignments, no anything but pure bliss and relaxation. Like in bed…with Joel McHale and Paul Rudd…while Paula Deen feeds us big, buttery cupcakes. Or on a yacht with Beyonce and Jay-Z, just hanging out and admiring the brand new Louboutin pumps they got me for my birthday.
Small Changes That Will Have Big Results in 2010
With every new year comes a handful of far-fetched resolutions and often unrealistic goals we set for ourselves. We vow to be better in the new year: to be thinner, study more, drink less, exercise more, etc, etc. And then we throw them all away during our post-NYE hangover the next morning.
Do It Yourself Tuesdays: Chocolate Face Mask
In these tough economic times, everyone is penny-pinching. Everyone is also totally stressing, including college-age women, about money, about finding a job, about passing that last exam so you can pass the class and head home for a summer of beaching and BBQ.

Body Blog: Survive The Stress of College Life with Exercise
What a coincidence it is that April is both Stress Awareness Month and when we all take finals. Cruel trick, world. A cruel trick, indeed. Instead of grabbing a cigarette or another cup of coffee, use exercise this year as a way to alleviate the overwhelming feelings that come with cramming a semester’s worth of information into a few study sessions.