A small misstep with big discoveries
By Madeline Seymour | April 30, 2018How a fall down the stairs taught me to slow down
How a fall down the stairs taught me to slow down
I found myself purchasing potato chips from Greenberry's, only to sit there for what felt like hours, attempting to silently open the bag.
Considering the sheer number of speeches on the subject, you’d think any form of bad luck is really just an opportunity in disguise.
At their core, these questions about desegregation and integration are about the composition and quality of the conversation at this University.
For the majority of students at the University, second year means the chance to experience apartment living.
I did accidentally sign up for a class called “Dragons, Dragons, Dragons” once.
Before my Cavalier Daily life column, there was my middle school think piece, “The Gospel According to Johnny Boi.”
Don’t look now, but it is officially less than a month until graduation.
It’s not the first time that a truck has been caught in this inconvenient, conspicuous spot.
Spreadsheets are the most functional way people can organize, categorize, systematize and generally just “-ize” things
Because I think that is the only thing that I can do for myself — just to keep on keepin’ on.
We limit ourselves to an array of different experiences for no good reason.
There is striving for excellence and then there is tying your self worth to the number of hours you spend studying.
I’d like to think that my modern threat categorization process is more refined than when I was a four-year-old, but in all honesty, I wonder if much has changed.
Take the time to get to know them, because they want to get to know you.
My login’s expiration date crept closer every day.
I like to think that you can spot a true Alderman-ite from a mile away.
You might be surprised to find that you two are not as different as you may have thought.
Often I pretend I am going to do work, when in reality I am going to people watch.
Why we need to expand what’s in our “tunnel”