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Top 3 Response Articles of the Week

Here's a look at the articles driving big conversations on Odyssey.

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Top 3 Response Articles of the Week
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At Odyssey, we're on a mission to encourage constructive discourse on the Internet. That's why we created the response button you can find at the bottom of every article.

We kicked off our first batch of response articles written by a new cohort of writers last week. They produced some incredible, conversation-starting content for our homepage. Here are the top three response articles of last week:

1. Soul Connections: The Female Perspective by giannacapri23 of Rutgers University. This was a response to A love letter to female friendships.

2. 5 Easy-to-Read Books That Will Hold Your Attention by Hunter Johnstone of Eastern Michigan University. This was a response to 5 Page-Turners That Make Reading Effortless.

3. The Weighted Blanket: A Personal Account by Jennifer Starr, a graduate of University of Tennessee. This was a response to Weight on My Shoulder.

Congratulations to all the writers! Odyssey will continue to spotlight top response articles on the homepage every week.

We're continuing to recruit response writers, and we want to hear what you have to say! Not only is it a great chance to build engagement for your work, but you could be compensated at about $10/response for your first 5 articles.

If you're interested in writing responses or have feedback on the response button, email glorie@theodysseyonline.com. We're excited to hear from you!

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Allison Fishman

1. Why is Wilson Hall so complicated to navigate? Even as a senior, I still get lost in Wilson. As a freshman, I was warned about the unnecessary complexity of the building, was laughed at by upperclassman for my confused looks on the first day of school and walked and rewalked the whole hall before finding my classroom. #annoying.

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Blair Waldorf For governor of new york

What life would be like if the people were led by Queen B.

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Blair Waldorf For governor of new york

Cynthia Nixon, a.k.a Miranda from Sex and the City, is running for governor of New York. I think that this would be the best decision that has been made in a while solely based off of the fact that almost no one knows New York like the cast of Sex and the City. This got me thinking about who else would be a good candidate to take over the city of dreams. Then I realized that Blair Waldorf, if she were a real person, would be my number one choice for governor. Here are five reasons why Queen B would be an excellent ruler.

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College — a new place with new people and a new you! You're ready to get a fresh start on a new campus; before you start, however, there are some social rules that you should know. These are suggestions that you are not required to follow, but they are highly recommended. Here are ten things you probably should not do from now on.

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America's biggest party schools

These are known for their lively party scenes

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America's biggest party schools
Determining which schools are the biggest party schools is often subjective, but a some statistical factors you could use to make a judgement include (1) consumption, (2) drug usage, (3) strong greek life presence, (4) campus police records etc.

When a student at Auburn was recently asked, she explained: "These schools usually have, like, a super vibrant social scene, lots of Greek life (like my amazing sorority, duh!), and tons of exciting events happening all the time. I mean, we're talking about tailgates, themed parties, mixers with fraternities, and just, like, so much fun. But don't get me wrong, we still, like, study and go to class and all that. It's just that at a party school, the social life and having a good time are, like, major priorities for students."

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