Puja thapa

Business Manager

Living in a dorm with a roommate requires teamwork. You must coordinate everything together in order to have a successful college life. From schedules, sleeping time, music, bringing food in the room and most importantly, lights. Oh yes! You need to make sure both of you either sleep with lights off or on. In a case where you have two different ways, string lights come to the rescue. Even if that’s not the case, they are always beautiful to have in a room. With these night lights, your room will look warm and cozy. Having night lights in the room gives you the right blend of brightness and darkness. They give life to a dull dorm room. In fact, string lights are everywhere these days. So, how do you make it different than others? You make it different by pouring your creativity and a little extra work into it.

Through this column, I will help you make your room look warmer and cozier than before with an easy and quick idea.

Materials needed:

Paper party cups [two different colors recommended], white lights, X-acto knife

Step 1: Be careful while using an X-acto knife. Cut a small X on the bottom of the cups

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 2: Push a light inside the cup as far as you can

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 3: Do the same for every other light bulb

 

 

 

 

 

 

Step 4: Find a place in your room where you want to hang it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Puja Thapa can be contacted at

pthapa@kscequinox.com

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Puja Thapa

Puja Thapa is an enthusiastic Nepali woman who brings meaningful and creative impact to the world. She is graduating from Keene State College in May 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in business management with minors in studio arts and women and gender studies. As Administrative Executive Editor for two years at the national award-winning student newspaper, The Equinox, she has strengthened her leadership, organizational, and communication skills. Puja has also explored her interest in photography and writing through the newspaper and has produced national and state-level award-winning content. Her journey from Nepal to the U.S. has helped her evolve into a deeply conscientious and highly adaptable contributor to society. She is always looking forward to experiencing and excelling at new opportunities.