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:: HIGHLY USEFUL
In order to realize the app's full potential, a startup commitment is required, and then regular maintenance is needed to keep the database up to date. Everything needs to be photographed and entered individually with associated metadata, but once this is done the fun begins. Closet offers several different ways to visualize outfit possibilities. Start with the outfit tab and choose a category — some common ones, like “Casual” and “Work”, are already provided — create a new outfit. Pay attention, because this is where all the time spent entering and classifying clothing really pays off. If “Item Grid (All Items)” is selected, Closet will create sort of an outfit spinner that's very easy to flick and choose parts of the outfit.
For those who like to plan ahead, like for an upcoming vacation, Closet allows users to assign outfits to different days on a calendar. Additionally, buried in the “Tools” area is the option to create a Packing List, which is basically an unhelpful text input box.
Gianna LaPin 
Lisa Caplan 
:: GAME ON
This time of year gives me a thrill; the type that renders implicit memories of the smell of new text books, the feel of freshly churned pencil shavings between my fingers, and industrial chemicals faintly tinged with fake orange scent for the sole purpose of snuffing out vomit. It’s been nearly 10 years since I went to graduate school. Still, when I walk down the aisles of big box stores filled with rows of cuddly kitten notebooks and an array of superhero backpacks, I can’t help myself from filling my cart with crisp, lined notecards, expanded boxes of sharp crayons, and cheery-bright folders in a rainbow of options ripe for the nabbing.
A new variety of papers complicated my efforts as I completed remaining levels, including "Mania" mode, which is random and requires faster action and less strategizing And then, oh yes, I discovered the Magic Pen!! The Magic Pen allowed me one opportunity per level to cross through a line previously drawn. A magnifying glass permitted me to observe my finger as it navigated numbers. Skill Game became nearly impossible as "one way streets" were introduced. Drawing lines outright restricted the bendy blue lines from thwacking back.
Monica Stevens 
Why don’t we live in a world where seeing Batman walking down the street is normal? Such a shame.
Monica Stevens