When we first hear of senioritis, it’s intended to provide relief: “You’ve worked this hard for so long – you’ve earned a break!”
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Around a year ago I decided to be a vegetarian for a week. It seemed easy and would make good content for my sustainability Instagram account (@waste.free.katie).
When I first saw the trailer for Get Out back in 2016, I thought it was a good premise, but I figured I would likely wait until it was released on DVD to see it.
Literature will always hold the incredible power of making us question everything we know, or what we have come to realize.
I had my first internship over this past summer making it very different from those prior. Which, in turn, made the transition moving back to Hoboken and getting prepared for school also very different than in the past.
When coming back from visiting my family this summer, we had a 9 hour flight ahead
of us. I was not too worried about anything as I had borrowed a pair of pretty good headphones and did not care for any of the other factors.
It’s raining tonight. Just the slightest sprinkles that started around 6:30 p.m. It’s forecasted that we are going to have some thunderstorms in the area for the next few days.
A: The first few weeks are always difficult, being away from home and trying to make new friends can be a challenge.
Graduating from college can feel very definitive. It’s the end of this beautiful and strange era of pseudo-adulthood in which you think you’ve learned everything there is to be learned and know about almost everything there is to know.
“So, Lauren, how was your freshman year?” my friends from home and distant family members ask. Well, I’m nearly positive that it is the most expected and cliché subject for a first-year student to write about in her final Mind of a Freshman column, but I’m coming clean in plain terms this time, instead of writing in metaphor as per usual.