When I was little, I was not good at getting shots. In fact, getting a shot still isn’t one of my strong suits, but I blame the anticipation.
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Loving the Oatmeal That You Think You Hate
In my kindergarten war again oatmeal, I was victorious. Little did I know that the joke was on me.
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Learning to Manage Expectations
Assistant Metro Editor Will Batchelor writes about what drew him to a suburban college over his old dream of city college life.
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What Happens When Eye Contact Means a Distant Connection
Eye contact is rare, but is it everything? Sometimes being connected to someone is more complicated than it seems.
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Seeing World Wonders on a Familiar Path
Metro editor Madeleine D’Angelo wants to be an explorer. Unfortunately, she is more likely to be burrowed into the couch than seeing world wonders.
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Uncovering the Streetwear Haven Disguised as a Grocery Store
Assistant metro editor and streetwear enthusiast William Batchelor describes his visit to Bodega, Boston’s premier sneaker retailer hidden inside a convenience store.
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What’s In a Name as We Reconsider Yawkey Way
In light of the recent events that have shaken the United States, Heights Senior Staffer Juan Olavarria turns to one of Boston’s more complicated landmarks: the Red Sox’s Yawkey Way.
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Getting Cold Feet
Assistant metro editor William Batchelor looks back on his first spring break as a college student and how returning to Boston reinforced his love for the city.
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Consider Saying Hello
Opening up to those around you might seem exhausting once second semester hits. Thankfully, a mural in Allston reminders viewers of what it important.
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Breaking the Bubble
For many, Thursday afternoons consist of finishing papers and studying for tests. For Assistant metro editor William Batchelor, Thursdays call for an escape from the BC bubble.
