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What Do I Do With My New Dingle?

By Gina Brown on Jan 18, 2024 1 Comments

Staff Writer Gina Brown has big plans for her new dingle. Read on to find out, just don’t tell ResLife… Midway through this semester, I suddenly have come into possession of a “dingle.” What is that, you might be asking. It’s not to be confused with a dongle. Nay, “dingle” is a portmanteau of “single” […]

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RoomHop: A Brooks Blank Canvas

By Maya Reisner on Jan 23, 2023 0 Comments

Have a talent for interior design? PLEASE HELP.

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10 Things To Do With Your Dingle

By Abi Peters on Apr 18, 2019 0 Comments

Staff Writer Abi Peters lucked out with an entire dingle all to herself. What does one do with all that space? Here are ten ideas. 

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