PARTING SHOT: Appreciating the more lackluster fourth-year realities
By Athena Lee | May 14, 2019Athena Lee was a Life columnist for The Cavalier Daily.
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Athena Lee was a Life columnist for The Cavalier Daily.
I’m a little late on a lot of things.
I’ve started attaching a moral crusade to my defense of Thanksgiving as the best holiday of all time.
For most social events, I learned quickly that it’s mostly always easier to just go with it.
Everyone is taught from a young age that it is best to be nice.
To write these classes off as requirements and not opportunities to learn more is doing both a disservice to the professors and yourself.
If I listened to the Jordan Belfort for long enough, I’m sure memories of my first-year would trickle in.
While there are parts of Blacksburg I welcome and embrace, there are a few things I will never identify with.
A conversation means more when it’s intentional.
The scariest part about my annoyance for these shenanigans is that I guess it means I’m growing up now.
