It feels good to be back on campus. Don't get me wrong: I absolutely loved being home and the three weeks I had back in Indianapolis were excellent. I enjoyed sleeping in and seeing family and friends. However, it is nice to have a routine again. Nevertheless, I will say that on Sunday, I was … Continue reading Back to School
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New Year’s Revolutions
Yes, you read that right. It says revolutions not resolutions. Resolutions, in my opinion, have a negative connotation. People set resolutions for themselves, and then most of them get broken in a couple of weeks or months. So, that being said, I have a challenge for you here in 2017. I am setting "revolutions" for myself … Continue reading New Year’s Revolutions
Self-Worth
This topic has been on my mind a lot recently, so why not write about it? I'm not going to lie: it is kind of terrible to be a millennial teenager at times. We are bombarded with so much media and headlines. I do not think a day goes by where we do not hear … Continue reading Self-Worth
What I Learned my First Semester of College… that did not Require a Textbook
With my first semester of college over, I figured I would share some things I learned this semester outside of my classes, in hopes that people would find them helpful: Making friends is not difficult. I was fortunate enough to find my closest friends the first weekend since we were kinda forced together because we share … Continue reading What I Learned my First Semester of College… that did not Require a Textbook
Why I am an Education Major
Specifically, why I am a social studies education major. I've heard it from just about everyone. They ask what I'm studying in college, and their eyes widen in surprise when I tell them social studies education (history teaching). People usually then say, "I could never work with high schoolers," to which I reply, "I need … Continue reading Why I am an Education Major
Finals…?
It's almost finals week (or it is finals week for some). That means that the semester is drawing to a close. By next Friday, I will officially be done with my first semester of college! It feels like it has flown by. A lot of upperclassmen have asked me if I am stressed about finals. … Continue reading Finals…?
How I Went through for Four Phones in Two Weeks
Reading the title, I know it sounds really bad. However, I promise it was not my fault. (I did not break or lose the phones). Let me explain. Last October, it was time for a phone upgrade. My dad took me to the Verizon store and we got me an LG G4. It worked like … Continue reading How I Went through for Four Phones in Two Weeks
Book Review: Devil in the White City
Those of you that know me know that I love to read a lot. As a social studies education major, I delight in historical books, fiction or realistic. However, suddenly, things like reading seem less than stellar when I am asked to do it for a class. I lose the desire to read when it … Continue reading Book Review: Devil in the White City
A Case of the Mondays
Does anyone else find themselves struggling on Mondays, or is that just me? Whatever the case, my day yesterday was definitely on the struggle bus. Please do not feel bad for me; I laughed it all off. So it all started when I woke up. Actually, I am just kidding: I managed to wake up … Continue reading A Case of the Mondays
An Open Letter to the Bandwagon Cubs Fans
It's Election Day! I'm grateful to live in a country where it is a FREEDOM to vote. I know not everyone has that privilege, and I am so proud to exercise that privilege. That being said, I am so over the mudslinging this election has caused. Anyway, enough about politics; now it is time to … Continue reading An Open Letter to the Bandwagon Cubs Fans