I don't get the debate over who deserves to have the door held open for them. If Hodor can do it, so can you.

Advice for new graduates going into non profits and other jobs like teaching, emergency service, etc. - apply for the public service loan forgiveness program. It's only valid on federal loans, but you can get a chunk of your loans forgiven after working at a job the federal government considers as "public service" for a few years.

I've been getting calls from this guy in Kansas looking for his parents for the past 7-8 months. He still doesn't understand that he has the wrong number and should stop calling. So, the last time he called, I gave in and told him his parents died in a car accident weeks ago. Have not heard from him in a week. :)

The kind of behaviors I have witnessed by the faculty of our University, I will never recommend NAU to anyone I come across. Ironically, the worst kind of treatment has been extended to me by the faculty that teaches politics, race, and ethnicity.

I need some advice from a lot of people, or at least your opinions. My girlfriend demands that she have my Facebook password in order to check on it for her "well-being". I don't think this is ok at all. Couples should have their privacy. I've never cheated on her, but it isn't normal to demand someone's private information like that. Secondly, we were in a 4 hour long argument because I didn't want to delete my ex girlfriends mom from my Facebook. Her mom became a good friend to me, but my girlfriend said that it isn't "normal" and makes her "feel uncomfortable". Mind you I no longer speak with my ex. My own mother befriended her ex's grandma for 5 years, so I don't see what is wrong with befriending their family members. Third, my girlfriend has slapped me so hard that it made my ears ring. All because we were in a verbal argument. She was having a panic attack ,and I was being an asshole about it. However, there is never EVER an excuse to be physically abusive to your partner. Her excuse is "I had to get you to stop, you were being horrible". I find her excuse to be a sickening attempt at justification for assaulting me. Fourth, and perhaps the worst, is that when my girlfriend didn't know anyone, I invited her into my friend group so she could meet people. Then, she told them all how "horrible" I am, so now none of them speak to me anymore. Her definition of horrible is that I yell at her and defend myself for wanting to keep my privacy and friends. This makes her cry, so then she goes home to her parents and cries and then posts pictures of herself crying on snapchat in order to garner attention. It Is pathetic as it is disgusting. I'm going to make her read this, so please ladies and gentlemen of NAU, let her have it. She needs a dose of reality.

I feel like a failure because I have failed two classes and my cumulative GPA is barely hanging on. I'm sick of retaking classes and I honestly suck at exams. I don't know how to prep for it and I always second guess myself. I made it this far.. I'll be a third year student, but I'm still a sophomore. Any advice or am I the only one dealing with this issue because I feel so lost. If someone else is dealing with this you're not alone! I've never wanted anything more than to hold that diploma and walk across that stage..

If I have both "hitler gifs" and "kitten gifs" in my browser history what does that say about me.

My old housemate freaked me out. She spent a lot of time on Facebook stalking people - I've seen her go through people's pages, posts, comments, pictures, everything. Even though she spent a lot of time doing this, she rarely to never liked or commented on other people's stuff - not even the good things, like a friend's accomplishment or something. She just creeped. Really hard. Never really knew what to make of it, just always felt in the back of my mind that she did these things with malicious or vindictive intent; like a person who continues to check in on their ex just to see if they're miserable. Finally I decided to simply block her - saw no point in having her as a Facebook friend if all she was going to use it for was creeping. Ultimately, I discovered my ex housemate had very similar patterns of bahavior in everday life. She was very unsupportive and rarely congratulated anyone on their success. Long story short, beware of the people who always seem to know what's going on in your life without showing some kind support or joy for you. These people do not check in on you because they care, they do it for personal satisfaction. Don't let your life become someone else's entertainment.