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I Killed Journalism

Written by: Alberto Ruiz

I killed it. Yup… it was me. Every time I clicked on a Washington Post article and I was refused entry, I slowly held the pillow …

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I Walked from Warren to Muir and Ended up in Tijuana

Written by: Naomika Nadkarni

This campus is huge and incredibly confusing to navigate. I’m a first-year student, and nobody told me just how bad it would be when I was …

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It’s Paranormal, Not Parasocial

Written by: Olga Vysotsky

I have been getting a lot of rude and judgmental comments from the other townspeople that I really don’t appreciate, so I would just like to …

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The Internet Has Made Me a Better Person

Written by: Gavriel Feria

People can be complicated. How is it that every time I go on TikTok I can’t avoid some random content creator who I’ve never heard of …

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I Bet I Could Do Olympic Gymnastics if I Really, Really Wanted To

Written by: Naomika Nadkarni

Another year goes by and another round of Olympic Games has come and gone, and all these damn kids online keep raving about these damn Olympic …

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Screw All of You: A Manifesto

Written by: Destiney Friday

I was sitting by my Victorian-style windowsill, indulging in my most recent summer read — Lolita, for the complex historical perspectives — when I heard the …

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I Must Return to the Real World

Written by: Katie Campbell

Beloved wizards and magicians of the greater San Diego area, it is time for me to hang up my hat and cloak in favor of the …

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I Haven’t Cried in Over a Decade Because We’ve Been in a Drought

Written by: Chris Zhang

I’ve spent my entire life as a God-fearing professional onion chopper, and never in my life have I ever witnessed a drought last longer than my …

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Why I Think Leprechauns Aren’t Real

Written by: Erin Yao

That dreaded time of year is now almost upon us. My first-grade class will soon insist on catching a leprechaun in time for St. Patrick’s Day. …

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I Am the Hydro Flask That Falls in Your Lecture

Written by: Beth Becker

I hear people have been complaining about the occasional, small, itty-bitty noise that I make when I fall in your 8 a.m. lecture (it’s not like …