Turkey Lurkey T and Turkey Lurkey V, Thanksgiving Episodes are Fun to See
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns
Behold! Thanksgiving is nigh! Turkey is the reason for the season! TV specials abound! Yet no shows have quite the Thanksgiving magic as that given to us by two particular gems: Friends and How I Met Your Mother.
Facebook, it’s not you… It’s Google+
Categories: Technology
The Internet is going berserk. Has a real challenge to Facebook finally come on the landscape? Is it Google+?
Haven’t Spoken to You in Five Years, But I Know What You Did Last Summer
Categories: Internet Week
If you check out your list of friends on Facebook, how many are people you actually call on a regular basis? And how many are people you haven’t talked to in five years?
Hero or Harlot? A Look at the Sexually Liberated Woman
Categories: Sex Week
Today, we finally have the right to live life the way we want. Millennial women can finally choose, by themselves. We must ensure that we respect, exercise and continue to fight for the hard fought freedom we have and to empower each other.
The Exception List: Who’s on Yours?
Categories: Sex Week
One of the references from “Friends” that’s stuck around the mainstream lexicon isn’t as synonymous with the show as “The Rachel” haircut, but it’s way funnier: “The Exception List.”
Reconnecting with the [hand]written word
Categories: Technology
Like most Millennials, I spend a hefty portion of my day glued to my smart phone and a computer, constantly responding and writing a mess of emails. But last night, I wrote a letter.
My family are my friends
Categories: Family Week
My family parties automatically have at least 60 people and those are the smaller ones. Although most Millennials aren’t from big families, I think there’s something to be said for trying to have one. Growing up with so many cousins, I always felt I had an abundance of friends and the best part is that no matter what, we are all still family.
Sometimes, the best trip is in your own backyard
Categories: Travel Week
A vacation, the experience, isn’t always about finding some amazing, luxurious place – it’s about having a new experience with people you care about.
Communication best learned through wine, friends and food
Categories: Travel Week
Our travel experiences are not necessarily limited to the group tequila shot photos gracing Facebook that have become the stereotypical study abroad anecdotes. We grew up with tehcnology and as we have matured and technology has evolved, so has our way of communicating.
Silver and gold friends: Is there a difference?
Categories: Lifestyle
There’s a distinction between “home” friends and “college” friends, and as Gen Y comes of age, we are caught in limbo between home and college, here and there, then and now. But why do we distinguish between the two? Is one gold and the other silver, like the Friendship Song told us?
