The Senior Struggle: Was It All Worth It?
There are five full days of class left, and to my fellow seniors (as well as to myself) I ask: Was it all worth it? It’s a vague question that …
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There are five full days of class left, and to my fellow seniors (as well as to myself) I ask: Was it all worth it? It’s a vague question that …
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In order to participate in my sailing course, I had to pass a mandatory swim test–four laps in the competition pool, followed by one minute of the dead-man’s float and …
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I was all about the spiral Five Star notebooks at one point of my academic career. The durable covers withstood any backpack catastrophes and the interior pocket folder provided an …
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It is the first day of spring break. A plane takes off to some distant island where the weather is a bit balmier, and waves graze pasty ankles of beach …
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I met some friends for dinner and drinks at Sunset Cantina yesterday. The gathering was partially a celebration for med school acceptance, and partially a catch-up with recently graduated alumni. …
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My extended bout of good health came to a close this past week as I bunkered down for Nemo with my down comforter, Netflix account, and loads of soup. While …
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Getting around Europe on the cheap means extensive hostel research. Some may say that research isn’t necessary, and that one can book impetuously because the only thing necessary is a …
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I hadn’t even bothered to unpack over Thanksgiving break. I lived out of my duffle bag for a week. My mom noticed. “Can you please unpack your clothes this time? …
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On the last day of classes I found myself noting every action I took with a sense of finality. It’s the last day of class, the last day of class …
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I was a senior in high school for the 2008 election, not yet old enough to vote, but nonetheless completely absorbed by politics. This was partly due to the required …
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Foreign policy certainly was underscored, if not neglected, this past presidential election. Even Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz recently called this negligence “heart breaking,” especially for a nation at war. …
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The National Monitor recently reported that “Governor Romney was the butt of 148 jokes on late-night talk show monologues, which is more than twice as many as President Obama.” Moreover, “The …
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