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In the midst of packing, finishing finals, and drinking the rest of the Svedka in your fridge in order to “clean the fridge out,” you’re tired, you’re exhausted, and you can’t wait to be home. All of a sudden, it hits you: Mother’s Day looms in the near future, mocking you as for the ten-thousandth time, you have […]

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Mother’s Day emergency! Last night a tipster stumbled across a note outside Lerner that looked like it had fallen out of a package. The note, celebrating a student’s mother’s “29th birthday,” was apparently “the cutest birthday card ever. It is seriously heartbreaking.” Bwog agrees. If you recently wrote an adorable card to your mom or […]

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Give back all the city’s missing trees! (Gothamist) Give back to your mother for her gift of life by buying her the gift of brunch! (GrubStreet) Give back the $300K you made from selling dead Osama t-shirts! (Village Voice) Give Slovakia back its national online media! (BBC) Give back magazine publishing its profitability! (WSJ) /p>

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