Let’s take a quick step back a couple years to the time before design reports where I was still deciding on which college to go to.
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Hello friend, thanks for taking the time to have this moment with me again. I hope you have had a great week and are looking forward to a great weekend.
Hey you. This is our second week of the semester and boy, I gotta tell you, what a week it has been.
So here we are again, resuming this reader/writer relationship thing we have here. It’s a great thing and I wish we had this moment more often.
The end is near, ladies and gentlemen. The end of the semester and, for some of you, the end of your first semester here at Stevens.
What do you think about when you hear the word “hero?” Personally, I don’t think of the usual cape-wearing, crime fighting, city-saving hero we all see in the superhero movies that come out, like, twice a month.
Hello everybody, I’m Tarik Kdiry. I know this may be a bit unexpected, but I promise everything will be okay. First, let me explain: It’s been quite a week for all of us, I’m sure, what with the elections this week and the familiar workload we all deal with on a daily basis.
Women’s Programs hosted a Leadership Conference: Women Empowering Women on Saturday and I was so happy that it wasn’t all about feminism, the gender pay gap, or misogyny.
I used to not look at the people who are homeless on Washington Street, especially when they would ask for money.
I remember my middle school principal reading a quote as part of the morning announcements: “The third quarter of the race is always the hardest.”