Christine DiNapoli on Odyssey

Call Me Old-Fashioned, But Printing Out Photos Is A Great Way To Preserve Precious Memories

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

This Oscar Season, Make Your Way To The Movie Theatre Instead Of Illegally Streaming

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

2018 Might've Hit Me Like A Ton of Bricks But At Least I'm Ending It With These 5 Lessons

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

There's No Way 'Mary Poppins Returns' Will Be Practically Perfect In Every Way

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Waiting Until The Start Of A New Year To Change Your Life For The Better Is Pointless

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Technological Advancements Are Forcing Us Into Our Own Real-Life Episode Of 'Black Mirror'

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

4 Overused Twitter Memes That Need To End Before 2019 Begins

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

After That Horrible Ending In 'Toy Story 3,' This Generation NEEDS 'Toy Story 4'

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Happiness Should Be A Continuous Journey, Not A Strict End Goal

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

With Adaptations Of 'Mean Girls,' 'Harry Potter' And 'Frozen,' It's Clear That Theatre Has Let Itself Go

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Friend Breakups Exist, And They Can Hurt More Than Romantic Breakups

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Pumpkin Spice Lattes And 'Hocus Pocus' Can't Save Fall From Sucking Like A Thirsty Vampire

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

If You Have Time For Your Boyfriend Or Girlfriend, You Have Time For Your Friend-Friends, Too

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Arts Entertainment

4 Signs You And Your College Are Still In The Honeymoon Phase Of The Semester

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Rutgers Students, You're Not Getting 'RU Screwed,' You're Just Unlucky — Or You Screwed Yourself

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

Arts Entertainment

In A World Where Everything Can Be Done Online, Movie Theaters Are Dying

by Christine DiNapoli

At Rutgers University

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