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All content by Camille Larkins

Welcome Week Stories: Open Door Policy

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer August 28, 2017
Here's what happened when Camille Larkins adopted an open door policy on her first night at NYU.

Student by Day, Bartender by Night

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer December 5, 2016
What are the chances the person pouring your drink at your local bar is a fellow student? We talked to two students who work as bartenders in the city.

Not sure where to start? The Free Food Events @ NYU Facebook page is a peer-sourced collection of coupons, deals, and events that will guarantee you a free dinner

How to Get a Free Lunch

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 28, 2016
If you're looking for free eats around campus, we've got six ideas to try out.
Gregory Woltman performs at midnight every Friday and Saturday night at Cinepolis Chelsea Cinema. Tickets cost $9.

Thrill Me, Chill Me, Fulfill Me: Gregory Woltman Is the Creature of the Night

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 18, 2016
CAS Sophomore Gregory Woltman has a job quite out of the ordinary — every Friday and Saturday, he performs in New York City's famous Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Simply pushing in front of someone at Starbucks and buying them coffee after has been suggested as a winning “move”.

I Tried… Hitting on Men in Public

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 16, 2016
Our writer followed Cosmopolitan's guide to hitting on men in public, and it was as hilarious, weird and interesting as you'd expect!
Nate Torto has been performing stand-up comedy for about two years.

Students Juggle Comedy and Classes

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 7, 2016
Read about these talented NYU comedians, who take every opportunity to hustle and make a name for themselves in the competitive world of New York comedy.
For all the good food that can be found around campus, there are a handful of places you should avoid going to, like bad bakeries and risky food trucks.

You Don’t Want a Seat at These Tables

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 7, 2016
New York may have some of the best restaurants in the world, but there are definitely a few bad eggs. Whether it be because of bad service, unsanitary conditions or gross food, some restaurants are downright bad.
Skye Daru

Skye Daru

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 3, 2016

Skye Daru won’t tolerate being seen as one-dimensional. In the new age of the social media supermodel, Daru knows the key to success is more than just showing off her latest...

The death of Vine brings tears to many, from users to audience members alike.

Even Though It’s Ending, We Won’t Stop Doing It For the Vine

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 1, 2016
Vine may be dead, but its greatest gems will live on in eternal six-second loops.
For some students, cold weather brings with it that all-too-familiar urge to find a significant other.

Fall Into a Relationship This Cuffing Season

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 1, 2016
Cuffing season is no myth: NYU students are taking it upon themselves to enter into new relationships to warm them through the winter months.
Camille Larkins attempted to dress like Carrie Bradshaw for a week. For the first day, she chose a business-casual dress inspired by an outfit in season 5 of 'Sex and the City.'

I Tried…Dressing Like Carrie Bradshaw For a Week

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer October 26, 2016
Who could be a better fashion icon than the stylish Carrie Bradshaw? Take a look at what happens when one of our writers dresses like her for a week.
Field Notes of a Lowkey NYU Foodie

Field Notes of a Lowkey NYU Foodie

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer October 24, 2016
Camille Larkins shares her most notable meals this week.
Bikes are available at most NYU residence halls and buildings around campus, making both exercise and transportation easily accessible and free.

Sweat for Free in NYC

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer October 17, 2016
Now you have no excuse to skip working out — check out all of these free exercise classes on campus.
The Plague magazine, “NYU’s only intentionally funny publication,” has been active from the 70s through to the present.

The Plague: The Sickest Publication on Campus

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer October 11, 2016
Camille Larkins sat in on a meeting of The Plague, which calls itself NYU's only intentionally funny publication, and wrote about her experience.
One of many New York City rats in action.

Mischiefs of Rats Live in New York City

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer October 3, 2016
NYU students have a lot more in common with rats than you might think.
Staff writer Camille Larkins  shares her experience and thoughts about using no make-up for one week.

I Tried… Not Wearing Makeup For a Week

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer September 30, 2016
How much does makeup actually affect confidence? Read about Camille's experience going makeup-free for a week!
Biking is one of the ways students get around campus.

NYU Students Aren’t Settling For Walking Everywhere

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer September 27, 2016
Walking isn't the only way to get to class. These students got creative with their forms of transportation.
Some NYU students have already found that special someone to put a ring on.

Would You Get Married In College? These NYU Students Did

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer April 27, 2016
Although marriage is an anomaly among NYU students, we found two young couples who decided to tie the knot.
Quick, Do This Before Graduating!

Quick, Do This Before Graduating!

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer April 25, 2016
Read about all the classic NYU things you should do before you leave campus for good.

You’re Never Too Old for an Ice Cream Cone

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer April 25, 2016
Craving something cool in this warm weather? Head over to one of these delicious ice cream shops!
Ideas proposed at President Hamilton’s public affordability discussion that took place earlier this month.

Affordability Brainstorm Hits, Misses

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer April 25, 2016
Here are the best 3 and worst 3 postings on NYU's Affordability Ideas website.
War, Women and the Workplace

War, Women and the Workplace

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer April 21, 2016

The American public was extremely preoccupied with two major developments in the 1940s: World War II and the invention of the slinky. After its start in 1939, the war became...

With the choker coming back into style, here are so simple tips to make sure that you look your best.

How to Rock a Choker This Spring

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer April 14, 2016
The Do's and Don'ts of how to rock this '90s classic accessory, today.
In an effort to promote and poke fun at body-positive campaigns, Aerie launched #AerieMan and received mixed reviews.

Men’s Body Positivity Is No Joke

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer April 4, 2016
The body positivity Aerieman campaign, while it may have been a well intentioned hoax, made light of a serious issue regarding our society's body image ideals.
The black clothing that was purged from the writer’s closet as a part of this week’s “I tried…” article.

Photo: I Tried…Cutting Black Out of My Wardrobe

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer March 27, 2016

The black clothing that was purged from the writer’s closet as a part of this week’s “I tried…” article.

Café Mogador is one of the many cheap and affordable restaurants which allow for large groups of people to dine at.

A Table For Everyone: Group-Friendly East Village Eateries

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer March 25, 2016
Trying to eat out with a lot of friends? Check out these restaurants that are great for accommodating groups--no matter how big!
Will and Jada Smith gave NYU Tisch a grant to support writers and female film makers.

Will and Jada Smith Foundation Writes Tisch $30k Check to Fund Film

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer March 9, 2016
Jada and Will Smith gave NYU Tisch grant money to support young writers and the female filmmakers who win the Fusion Film Festival.
I Tried... Going On 7 Tinder Dates in 7 Days

I Tried… Going On 7 Tinder Dates in 7 Days

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer March 8, 2016

WSN’s Features Desk is running a new series we’re calling “I Tried…” Each piece will feature a member of our staff who’s added something new, weird or a little crazy...

Mixed print tights were one of the many trends dominating this year's NYFW runway.

Tights Aren’t Just an Accessory Anymore, They Can Be the Focal Point of Your Outfit

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer February 25, 2016
Tights become more than just an accessory for this upcoming fall/winter season.
Betty Who performed at the Program Board’s Spring Concert, wrapping up a successful Spring Welcome Week.

Betty Who Kicks Off Spring 2016 Welcome Week

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer February 22, 2016
Betty Who, and NYU groups Cafune and Lauv brought energetic sets to the Spring Welcome concert in Kimmel.
While many may rejoice in "Cabin Fever" being rebooted, it does little to stimulate interest in long-time fans or new audiences.

‘Cabin Fever’ Remake Leaves Audiences Dying to Escape

Camille Larkins, Contributing Writer February 12, 2016
A new remake of a horror classic fails to live up to the original.