Gifts for Students

Your baby nephew is leaving for university. While you’re weeping softly about how old you are, check out our picks for the college bound kid.

Kirtsy This | Posted: 03 Jun, 2009 by Margaret Mason

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• Speedball Screenprinting Kit

  

  $64 at Urban Outfitters

  Kirtsy This | Posted 03 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• All Known Metal Bands

  

  Just what it sounds like, this book is a list of the names of all known metal bands. Use it to name your houseplants, your car, or your first born.

  $15 at McSweeny's

  Kirtsy This | Posted 02 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Brown Journal

  

  $14 at Assembly of Text

  Kirtsy This | Posted 02 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• iLuv Alarm Clock Speaker System for iPod

  

  $65 at Amazon

  Kirtsy This | Posted 02 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Thermos Stainless-Steel Insulated Bottle

  

  $34 at Amazon

  Kirtsy This | Posted 02 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Bottle Opener Buckle, Black

  

  $25 at Metalogical

  Kirtsy This | Posted 01 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Supercool Fridge

  

  $199 at PB Teen

  Kirtsy This | Posted 01 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Folding Cot

  

  A silent, easy-fold, lightweight cot that comes in a bag with a shoulder strap.

  $132 at Kiosk

  Kirtsy This | Posted 01 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Ticket Stub Diary

  

  $13 at Amazon

  Kirtsy This | Posted 01 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Talking Condiment Dispensers

  

  $20 at Target

  (For each dispenser.)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 01 Jan, 2009 by Margaret Mason

• Assam Cast Iron Teapot

  

  $70 at Mighty Goods

  Kirtsy This | Posted 31 Dec, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• 3-in-1 bag

  

  A bag with sections that zip apart so you can take only the stuff you need for the gym, gym+class, class+sleepover… you get the idea.

  $50 at Kangaroom Storage

  Kirtsy This | Posted 31 Dec, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• USB Heated Gloves

  

  $25 at Perpetual Kid

  Kirtsy This | Posted 31 Dec, 2008 by Margaret Mason

• Magnet Tacks

  

  You can pop these babies into the wall and use them to stow anything metal–keys, some knives, glasses. I’d use them to hang fabric without damaging it by putting a little piece of metal on the opposite side. Voila, an inexpensive, frameless solution.

  $15 at Charles and Marie

  Kirtsy This | Posted 06 Jun, 2007 by Margaret Mason

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