Driving Five Hours to See College Friends
Broken AC Units
Paying to Park at the Beach
Sharing the Car with Your Siblings
Spending All of Your Free Time with Your Parents
Working 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for Minimum Wage
Seeing Everyone You Tried to Avoid in High School
Having Different Days Off Than Your Friends
Having to Drive Anywhere to Do Anything
Riding Crowded Public Transportation
Trying to Sneak into Your Parents’ House at 3 A.M.
Your Dog (Lol, JK You Totally Miss Him)
Portfolio
Starlight
by Jessica Polanco ’20 It was 4:30 in the evening and Lorrinda was relieved to go home. It was her first day at work, and she was exhausted. Despite the traffic, she got home just in time to make dinner…
Read MoreFast Fiction: What is the True Meaning of Christmas?
Celebrating together and never alone. by Sam Pellman ’20 This ugly year is over, Christmas oncoming. by Sam Ward ’21 Playing in the snow at 21 years old. by Dawyn Henriquez ’19 Children experiencing the magic…
Read MoreA Christmas to Remember
by Julia Zygiel ’19 Black ice stripes the concrete path to our front door. The rest of the snow from the mid-December squall has already melted, but the ice remains, filling my head with visions of broken hips and legs.…
Read MoreLetters to Santa
Dear Santa, I already talked to one of your helpers (I’m old enough to know he’s not the real deal) but I thought I’d write you a note just in case he forgets to tell you. This Christmas, surprisingly, I…
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Remembering George H.W. Bush: 41st President of the United States Passes Away
by Hannah Langley ’21 News Co-Editor The death of a prominent national figure, especially a former President of the United States, is always a tragic event. On Friday, November 30, George H.W. Bush, the 41st president and father of the…
Read MoreBursting the PC Bubble: Looking Back on the Year’s Biggest Events
by Kelly Marcela ’21 News Staff As the calendars turn to December, people reflect on the past 12 months, and it seems like every year people say it has been “the most eventful year” in history. This may be a…
Read MoreEco PC Updates
by Maddie Stephen ’21 and Payton Morse ’20 Eco Representatives With the semester coming to a close, the holiday season is rapidly approaching. The holiday season is a time of great happiness and cheer, but also a time of great…
Read MoreCongress Updates
by Margaret Mahoney ’21 Student Congress Publicity On Tuesday, December 4, Student Congress welcomed Patti Goff, assistant vice president for Integrated Learning and Administration, Sarah Burrows, senior associate director of the Center for Career Education and Professional Development and Martin…
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