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This home will have you rethinking the size as well as the design of your next purchase.
College isnât getting more affordable, and student loans affect millions of people every year. One way to avoid that? Apply for more scholarships and grants to reduce the cost of tuition. But applying for these can be difficult, time-consuming and overwhelming. Many scholarships are for small sums and donât seem to be worth the effort
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Real talk â college is a blast. From all of the new experiences, lifelong memories, and irreplaceable friendships (and of course knowledge, too), it was a priceless time in our lives. But after you graduate and begin to adjusting to that #adulting life, it can be easy to forget that there is still one part
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Practically untouched since 1957, this time capsule comes with polka dot wallpaper, a soda fountain (that still works!) and an underground tunnel.
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Sleep under the stars in this fort built by one very grown-up kid.
Teenagers tend to have few financial obligations. They may need to work a part-time job to earn spending money, but generally, no one is expecting them to put food on the table or manage important assets. Itâs usually understood that high schoolers donât yet have the life experience or maturity for those kinds of responsibilities.
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