I-Pod or other music player (MP3, CD player)
Internet access software/wiring
Iron
Ironing board
Kleenex or other facial tissue
Laptops and desktops: for work/studying, but plays your music and DVDs as well
Laptop case
Laundry basket: a lot of people prefer the sturdy plastic baskets to laundry bags. Can hold folded clothes better as well
Laundry detergent
Laundry Hamper or Bin: hampers are always useful; some of us use canvas bins with handles to toss wet towels and dirty clothes in; others have large mesh or canvas laundry bags (folding hampers are great if you need space)
Lip balm
Lint-roller
Loofah/sponge or wash towel
Lysol, especially the sprays and the all-purpose cleaners (though the scent is sometimes too strong)
http://www.lysol.com/solutionsfinder.shtml
Make-up (a lot of more low-maintenance girls I know often just go with the basics-- foundation or tinted moisturizer for covering up flaws, mascara and lip gloss or a lipstick)
Manila envelopes (for papers or reports that you don’t want folded)
Map-- of your country, your state, the world, your college campus
Masking tape
Microwave
Milk
Minifridge or Microfridge
Mints or minty gum
Mirror-- a good mirror, from full length
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/prod...1&BTSMode=true to vanity mirrors to overhang mirrors
Mop
Mouse
Mouse pad
Mouthwash
Multi-vitamins (especially vitamin C, when you’re trying to keep your immune system up around cold season)
Muscle Relief: Salonpas
http://www.salonpas-usa.com/salonpas.html or Icy Hot Patches or Thermal Patches for aches
Musical instrument/music books
Nail clippers
Nail file
Nail polish remover
Neosporin
Nightstand: if you’ve got room, nightstands are nice-- put a small lamp and your reading books atop it. Looks pretty and if it has drawers, it offers more storage space for whatever you’d like.
Notepads
Oxi-Clean gets rid of stains
http://www.oxiclean.com/laundrysub.a...SubNav=Laundry