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A Polite F—k You to the Institutions
It’s hard to encapsulate the emotions, thoughts, and feelings that occur during your first year of college. I’m not eager to answer the question “how ...
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Thumbs up Thumbs Down: Week of May 2
Thumbs Up: Room Number Nicknames Nothing is more wholesome or community-based than referring to a group of people by the number of the room that...
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Your Glee Horoscope
Many of us have had the amazing, unique, and yet unfortunate experience of watching Glee. Lots of words could be used to describe the show, but honest...
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Canceling Student Loan Debt is the Right Thing to Do
When thinking about what I wanted to write about for my last political column before I graduate, I had no shortage of options—among the war in Ukraine...
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Thinking Outside the House
There is something so ethereal about eating fruit in the sun. Strawberries specifically, in my opinion, but it doesn’t really matter which fruit. I ha...
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Stop Casually Using the Word Depression
This column contains descriptions of one person’s experience with depression and other mental health related struggles which some readers may find ups...
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Goodbye and A Guy Named Steve
We’ve arrived, inevitably, at the end of things. Three years and thousands of words have all been building to this moment: my final column. There are ...
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Plushies and Past Selves
I never knew that a black dog plushie could make me feel so many things. I was visiting my older sister this past weekend, hoping to catch up and unwi...
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A Return to TV Time: The Case for Escapist Television
Since returning to school for the spring semester, I’ve caught myself indulging in a new guilty pleasure. But unlike the typical guilty pleasure, I’m ...
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Resilience is a Disguise
Before reading further, it should be noted that this is not to discredit any obstacles you’ve overcome and continue to trudge through. People ta...
