There’s a certain kind of confidence you gain after a co-op that’s hard to explain until you see it. It’s not loud.
The Stute
There are no words to describe the emotions I have been feeling this week.
I was speaking with a friend of mine this past weekend, and I told him without a second thought, “I am different from the way I used to be.”
Sometimes, I feel like transporting to a different country while studying for midterms for a small getaway, and Alessio’s Cafe is exactly that.
While I by no means expected my previous column to generate a groundswell of global antiwar sentiment, I have been left saddened and furious at another outbreak of war targeted at Iran and quickly radiating to many other parts of the Middle East.
*Disclaimer: This contains spoilers.*
Never more in my life have I gushed, screamed, and had a dopey-looking grin on my face than when I was watching Bridgerton season four, part two.
Once more, we reach this time of the semester. I may only be a freshman, but it is safe to say that I am over the midterm season.
I believe that the most powerful thing I have gained from Stevens is no longer fearing rejection. I remember stepping foot on campus at the young age of 18 and being fearful to even email a professor to ask to be excused from class for illness.
Most coming-of-age films are about exploring and finding a sense of freedom, identity, or purpose in life. Little Women is about what you lose to get there.
This past week I was privileged enough to get a ticket to the Conan Gray concert at the Prudential Center for the Wishbone World Tour.
Imagine an on-demand therapist designed to relieve your mental health needs without the stress of booking an appointment. That’s why some rely on AI as their therapist.