There is something so special about books. Their capability to take you into another universe, captivated by an intricate story unfolding at your fingertips, is truly magical.
Posts published in “Opinion”
While I was traveling for the holidays this past weekend, I listened to several episodes of “The Joy of Why?” podcast, which explores new and revolutionary ideas or advances in mathematics and the sciences.
Last February, I went to my first Stute meeting and two weeks later, I was elected into the layout editor position with the 2022-23 E-board.
As a girl who’s struggled with memorization and has slight hearing issues, I am not sure how I landed a barista job, but I did.
Claire:
Realizing that the major you’re pursuing doesn’t align with your goals and/or talents can be panic-inducing. I promise you though that it’s not the end of the world.
Out of all the novels I have read, Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow is the most tragic depiction of what it means to be a teenager battling mental health and the tumult of life.
On a bright spring morning, I woke up (to my very shock) NOT to the sounds of birds banging their heads against the Jonas Brothers Hall windows and chirping extremely loudly.
Why is Ethan angry all the time?
Ethan: I’m not, just on Sunday evening when I have to answer your questions.
Now, in my second semester, the pain of the new “University Towers” is hitting me. I’ll give you a glimpse into the life of me, an obvious freshman student.
So like, it’s me again, I don’t know if any of you remember me from last year, so I’ll give you a quick refresher.