It seemed as though the generational divide was entirely arbitrary, or at the very least some sort of misunderstanding.
Opinions, Column
Running the Race That Remembers One of BC’s Greatest
“It’s a humbling reminder of where we are in our lives and enables us to take a step back from the trivial things that stress us out so that we can take a look at the bigger picture.”
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Never Leave Your Room: TU/TD
Thumbs Up Coco – It might be a kids’ movie, but the film has plot twists that would make Law & Order: SVU proud. When Miguel slowly turns into a skeleton as he’s stuck in the land of the dead, you get this unexpected Back to the Future vibe. The coolest part, though, is the…
Opinions, Column
It’s Best to Watch Scary Movies Alone
Film is purely subjective, as is all art, and its quality cannot be measured objectively.
Opinions, Column
Finding Passions That Induce Political Participation
For those who are not fascinated by the idea of Congress or in awe of presidential power, voting is allowed to simply be about passion.
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Self-Importance, the Defining Characteristic of Our Generation
If we don’t open these gates, however, we put ourselves at great risk.
Opinions, Column
Austin Bodetti Is STILL Here
Unfortunately, my columns aren’t especially relatable because I’m both more accomplished and more beautiful than you, but I’m really doing my best here.
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Rejecting Our Generational Simplification of Language
Maybe the use of modern-day hieroglyphics will add to our communication styles instead of detracting from them.
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Finding the Fun in Fear
Not to mention, it’s hard to be stressed out about midterms during those 20 minutes you spend shrieking at a haunted house, and there is considerable value in that momentary neglect.
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DiversityEdu, the Right Idea on the Wrong Platform
Imagine if they had invited speakers or played parts of these videos at our mandatory building meetings.
