RYAN: Apathy for Mayor
In case you haven’t figured it out, I’m a little interested in politics. I enjoy political theory and find U.S. Senate debates fascinating. When choosing a college last spring, I actually considered whether I would be in a swing state in the 2016 presidential race or if the 2014 midterms would be close. Obviously, it […]
MARASCO: Stress
I gave someone the finger the other day. I was asked to run all over town during rush hour, and was not given nearly enough time to do it. Hazard lights flashing, I pulled up outside one of CBS’s 5,000 buildings to drop off a package. I left the car running, jumped out and handed […]
SHEA: Learning curve
Learning is an intensely personal process that I don’t think happens in the classroom. My brain has always turned off once a professor attempts to teach an entire class a very technical formula or method that can really only be done on an individual basis. Whether I’m in a Core science class or my Greek […]
RUTH: Watch and learn
“Please make sure you have read the safety card for this flight. As we come through the cabin to preform our final safety checks, please make sure your seatbelt is fastened,” I heard the flight attendant say in an enthusiastic tone. I’m always marveled about how calm and collected they are. Here they are, telling […]
DEPIES: An ode to catcallers
It had been two days since I’d showered. For some reason, I thought this factoid would assist me as I walked toward my dorm and right past a guy catcalling every girl who passed him. However, as I watched him wolf-whistle and then yell at a young woman jogging in the opposite direction, I realized […]
