PARTING SHOT: Have FOMO over the right things
By Sarah Ashman | May 15, 2019As I approach the end to these sweet, adventurous four years, I want to tell you that I was wrong.
As I approach the end to these sweet, adventurous four years, I want to tell you that I was wrong.
I hope a book from this list will help you recognize any changes in your own life thus far and, concurrently, help you find new ways to achieve personal growth.
The thing about the fridge is it’s all right there.
The dream of every undergrad is to be paid to take classes.
Growing up, I struggled a bit with blind acceptance of holiday traditions.
Last Wednesday, I made the mistake of scheduling away just about every one of the 24 hours the day held.
At the University, we do not suffer from a shortage of professors who want to turn their scholars into activists — there are so many classes to take that will challenge and expand the way you think about whatever it is you study.
On May 24, 2018, I said yes to marrying my best friend and the man of my dreams.
I’m interested in the privilege to be in a devastating historical site and not know it’s a historical site of action that continues to define America.
We are still struggling to break strength out of a gendered role and claim it as an incredible characteristic for all of us.