The editor-in-chief discusses friendship and thanksgiving.
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The Stute Editorial is an Opinion column written by the current Editor in Chief of The Stute to address and explain editorial decision making, discuss news and media issues, and develop a sense of trust and transparency between readers and members of The Stute.
Editor-in-chief Maryia Spirydonava recalls her dreams.
This past Sunday, the Out of the Darkness Walk was held on campus. It was the second annual walk held in Hoboken by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and this time Stevens partnered up with the organization.
Maryia Spirydonava explains the issues facing organizations in Jacobus.
“Think outside the box.” Personally, I hate that saying. It implies that there is only one correct way of thinking.
I agree with the idea of coming up with creative, unique solutions.
“I can’t then, I have a meeting,” is a much too common phrase that comes out of my mouth. Being really involved on campus is a tiring thing, and sometimes you wish that you could just watch T.V.
Maryia Spirydonava questions how we can improve our conversations about diversity.
The editor-in-chief describes her fear of snakes.
“Treat others how you want to be treated.” It is a saying we have all heard countless times, but it is also a saying we have come to ignore because we have heard it so many times.
This may seem silly and super obvious, but it is important to make friends in your classes. Now hold on! Don’t stop reading this, hear me out.