Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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KAWACHI: As time goes by

Throughout high school, time seemed to move at a snail’s pace. Each day seemed an eternity as they accumulated to form weeks and months; those brief summers were over with a blink of an eye, throwing us all quickly back into the grind after a mere few months. This summer, however, will probably feel like [...]

HAMEDY: A letter to my new home away from home

Dear London, Please excuse the tear drops that are falling on the keyboard as I write this letter to you – I’ve been listening to Adele, packing, being nostalgic and thinking about our time together in these last four months. Like many who feel depressed as a real relationship is about to end, I feel [...]

MAHDI: Letting the pieces fall into place

Despite the torrential downpour and bracing winds that batter us as we go to class, we accept it is, in fact, spring. Meteorologically speaking, this was a year of contradictions; freak snow at Halloween followed by a mild winter. Looking at the bigger picture, this year has also been witness to milestones, drama, firsts and [...]

GELLEPES: On graduation

It’s very hard to not be so reflective during this time leading up to graduation. But all I seem to be able to think about these days is how I am so close to the end. I know things will be different next year. I will no longer get to do the things I have [...]

VASQUEZ: Get a Twitter

This year has been a wake-up call. When I was in high school, I never imagined all the ways college would completely change my perspective on life. Living in Boston and studying at Boston University has been the major contributor to all the new experiences I have had. But the College of Communication has been [...]