We’ve all been there. Whether it’s a fun night of going out, a night in with friends, a dinner with...
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Unfortunately, there is no magic home remedy (although I can tell you that hungover medical students have been known to hook themselves up to bags of IV fluid, which I’ve been told works wonders!). To some degree, a hangover is just par for the course - one of those lessons the Universe likes to teach us to keep us out of trouble. But assuming the deed is done, what can you do to minimize your suffering? Here are a few tips:
College life can get pretty crazy -- especially when alcohol gets involved. Especially when that alcohol comes from a cooler labeled Jungle Juice. So this week we were in the mood to hear some crazy "only in college" stories and asked you in our weekly Monday Facebook poll "where's the weirdest place you've ever woken up?"
The only thing worse than a horrible hangover is horrible hangover advice. Because the last thing you need when your head is pounding and you're leaning over the toilet is someone telling you to chug 8 egg yolks, spin around backwards, and brush your hair 17 times.
Wine is cheap in Europe, super cheap. I made that discovery early on during my semester abroad, and took advantage of it during my spring break in Italy. As all college students know, boxed wine in the States is a great invention which allows for portable drinking, but this idea has been one-upped in Europe, with the creation of what my friends and I would lovingly refer to as "wine boxes."
It's safe to say that my New Year's Eve celebration got way out of control this year. This year my college friends and I decided to go all out for the night. It's our last year of college and we barely even talk to our home friends anymore, so it made perfect sense that we have a mid-break reunion in the big city.