Mediocre Advice: Changing majors, senior year
By Julia Nevins | Jan. 27, 2016Dear Mediocre,
Dear Mediocre,
Dear Mediocre,
If you’re on Twitter, you know two things: It can be both helpful and a great source of laughs. As a self-proclaimed Twitter guru, I’ve been able to compile a list of UF- and Gainesville-related accounts you should be following if you aren’t already.
We’re back with plenty of half-baked advice for everyone. From boyfriend probs to questions about how to plot revenge against your annoying, snack-stealing roommate, Mediocre Advice has got your back. Send your questions to mediocre.alligator.advice@gmail.com and together we’ll find solutions to your dilemmas and have some fun along the way.
I’m pretty sure I have the herps, but is it true if I never get tested I’ll never really have it?
Carol Lehtola recalled playing with a Tonka dump truck as a child.
Me and my slam piece have been in a relationship for three months, and she’s been nagging me to go Facebook official. What do I do?
Dear Mr. Mediocre Alligator Advice,
Local social media presence Ken Peng has reached a level of stardom in Gainesville with his various social media pages, including blogs and more recently his Facebook page "McElwainisms."
Columnists’ note: Hey, T.I., I know you’re coming tomorrow for Gator Growl, and you insist on "no mediocre" and that you "don’t want no mediocre."
Hey Mediocre Advice,
With a donation from UF Health, Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo’s 21st annual Boo at the Zoo event will be bigger than ever this Halloween.
Admit it: Before "American Horror Story" and "The Walking Dead," you were terrified of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
My roommate keeps coming out in underwear with my boyfriend around. How do I tell her it’s not cool? More importantly, how do I tell my boyfriend to stop looking?
The first annual HallowsCARE scavenger hunt isn’t just another early Halloween festivity; it’s a fundraiser to help solve ongoing community situations.
From acorns mighty oaks do grow.
He showed up in Miami with $25 in his pocket. He paid for a hostel, a $5 dinner, and with nothing left in his pockets, he searched for a job. That night, Jake Kaida made $100.
With college winding down (I’m a senior), how do you think I can maximize the rest of my fleeting college experience?
UF animal sciences senior Joe Richichi shares a two-bedroom apartment with about 50 cold-blooded companions.