“By signing up and agreeing to fundraise for the program, I was only continuing to invest in my own growth.”
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The Importance of Adopting a Hobby
“When all you think about is training and studying, eventually you’re going to snap.”
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How to Say Goodbye
“The scariest part is losing a collective identity.”
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The Power of Apology
“If you are going to be disingenuous, isn’t a fake apology worse than no apology at all?”
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The Danger of Keeping Secrets
“What we keep hidden may say more about us than what we choose to show.”
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Why Student Athletes Needs Priority Registration
“It is no secret that many student-athletes at BC would have no shot of acceptance on their own academic merit.”
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The Voluntourist’s Dilemma
The trip seemed less about volunteerism and more about sightseeing, photo-taking “voluntourism.”
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Learning With Empathy
“This kind of learning results in the knowledge of the material in isolation: Without the context, students are not able to uncover the meaning behind the event.”
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Escaping Comfort to Discuss Real Issues
“They were each placed in a chair to represent parties of millions, but it came down to themselves.”
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The Wizarding World of BC
“There are great students in every ‘house,’ but it is no coincidence that there tend to be more Malfoy-like bros in CSOM (rich, entitled, legacy students often riding the coattails of their success.”
