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The most nervous I’ve ever been at this job wasn’t climbing equipment, looking down, and thinking if I trip right now it’s game over.
These days, I’m not looking for a multi-book series or a 500-page commitment. I want a quick novel that grabs me from the first page.
Growing up, I knew that being Filipino was cool. It never felt like something that I should be ashamed of. I felt like that because I grew up watching Filipino media, and any sort of celebrity that had someone that was Filipino made me feel proud.
My high school track coach used to always tell us to “walk with a purpose.” He repeated it nearly every practice, and every once in a while, when I’m out walking, the phrase still rings in my ear.
Making your schedule for the upcoming semester is always interesting. Trying to plan out how early you want to wake up or how many back-to-back classes you can handle in a day.
For the past three years, my fall weekends followed a rigidly responsible script. Spontaneity had to be penciled into my calendar at least two weeks in advance.
Over the weekend, I played around with a collection of old 8-track tapes. I felt like I was treasure hunting as I came across various different classics in 8-track form.
I watched Primetime recently, and I don’t really know what I expected going into it. I knew it was about Chris Hansen and To Catch a Predator.
For many of us, college is a time when we are taught many life lessons that will resonate for the rest of our lives.