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THE GRADING SCALE
Withey blocks Buckeyes' shot at title game
Commentary by:
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OVERALL PERFORMANCE
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DECOR
Students give advice on how to liven up a space
EELY GRIMM
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ELLY GRIMM
For some students, decorating comes naturally. Posters, reused furniture and other accessories are what a lot of students use to liven up a space. Personal decorations are also important to students.
"I've got lots of KU stuff and religious crosses around my place," added Megan Skillett, a junior from Shawnee.
Popular stores where students purchase decor include T.J. Maxx, Target, Walmart and Goodwill. The University's semi-annual poster sale is also popular.
"I've gotten stuff from the poster sale and especially Walmart or Target during the holiday season," said Rachel Lampton, a junior from Wichita.
To get decor for their new place, students also recycle items from their room back in their home town or even pieces they've made themselves.
"I actually did most of our artwork but I've also gotten a lot of stuff from the poster sale at the Union," said Sara Pyle, a junior from Overland Park. "There are a lot of art projects and collages you can make yourself. There are also a lot of ways to put stuff up in an interesting way."
Pyle suggests displaying a book collection alongside knick-knack items.
"Vinyl is also cool to put on the wall," she said.
— Edited by Gabrielle Schock
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