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Welcome to August!
(AKA the month that school starts for most of us!) With this post comes some
friendly tips about The University of Texas at Austin campus that can be
helpful whether you are a freshman student, transfer student or a student who
is just returning back to the 40 acres.
Hopefully by now,
you have all purchased the Big Ticket--your all access pass to every home
sporting event on campus. This ticket allows you entry into football games,
basketball games, baseball games and so many more athletic events. All that is
required of you is to go to the Big Ticket website and purchase the ticket,
decide if you want to create a friend group that allows you to have football
seating by your friends, and then they will email you your print at home
tickets for the football games. To get into basketball games or other sporting
events, they will just scan your UT ID for entry. Pretty easy right? While the
Big Ticket has closed for purchase this year, you can always purchase
individual tickets to the events you wish to attend and then purchase the Big
Ticket next year.
The 40 acres is a
big place--thousands of students and staff are on campus every single day! They
don't call it the 40 acres for nothing…you will need to invest in a good pair
of walking shoes especially if you are going back and forth between classes. Trust
me when I say that 10 minutes is never enough to get from Jester to Belo unless
you are willing to jog a little. You can also purchase some cute t-shirts and
tanks that will keep you cool walking between classes in the Texas heat. This y'all tank and tx shirt are perfect
options. My personal favorite is this Nap Queen t-shirt--super
comfy and perfect for the girl that loves to nap (like myself).
While simply walking
to class may not be enough for those of you who love to exercise and stay in
shape, remember that you have admission with your UT ID to some fully loaded
work out facilities on campus like Gregory Gym and the Rec Center. Both of these
feature racquetball courts, basketball courts, weight rooms and all the
machines and treadmills you could ever want. So slip on this funny running sucks tank
or I slay tank and
hit the gym for some healthy cardio!
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Extra work-out tip: Blenders and Bowls is the absolute
perfect place to go after an intense workout to fill up on delicious acai bowls
or smoothies. Like their website says, "Everyone seems to enjoy an acai
bowl—you will see suits, spandex, strollers and backpacks at their locations."
They are located in downtown Austin on 4th street and everything can be made
vegan and gluten free.
Now when it is time
for your classes to fully begin, your new best friend will become your agenda.
For students taking twelve hours or more, it can be hard to try to mentally
remember all of those test days and project due dates. Invest in a good one, one
that you will actually want to write in! Band.do agendas are always a good
go-to agenda and feature cute stickers to liven up the pages. They even offer
small ones and large ones so you can pick the one that is perfect for you.
Check out this lady
of leisure classic bando agenda and the I am
very busy planner.
Hopefully these few tips make your first week back to school a little more manageable and enjoyable. Keep an eye out for the next series of Bevo's Back To School Tips and hook 'em horns! \m/
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