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I wrote my first opinion column when I was a freshman here at Miami. I was so intimidated by the thought of talking about myself in the newspaper that I made one of my professors read it over before I sent it to my editor. I was afraid of embarrassing myself.
I’m rewatching “Sex and the City” … again. Sure, I keep coming back for the clothes, the drama and the one-liners, but it’s the ’90s nostalgia that gets me everytime.
The College Commandments series has always been about taking the good things I see in different religious practices and relating them to small things in my own life.
It should’ve been Aidan.
Let’s cut the crap. Weed is fun.
It’s been a while since I’ve written a College Commandments piece. It was easy for me to take a step back from writing about religion because, well, I’m not religious.
I’m from California. I like avocado toast and anything dairy free, and I watch my added sugars. My boyfriend is from Connecticut, so burgers, mozzarella sticks, breakfast sandwiches and blue Gatorade are all up his alley.
The best feeling in the world is having an enticingly random five-minute conversation with a stranger and then immediately forgetting their name and going about your day. So, last week when I was chatting with the man making my fajita about the historical-fiction novel he’s working on, I was reminded of that feeling that’s been an unspoken loss of the COVID-19 pandemic.
I put time and effort into my airport outfits. I always have. The night before my flight, I lay it out down to the socks and underwear at the foot of my bed like I did on nights before field trips in elementary school.
Led Zeppelin’s live version of “In My Time of Dying” gave me freedom from the fear of death.
A cranberry sauce manifesto
Live today like you’ll die tomorrow… or whatever.
Movie theater popcorn.
I’ve been having problems.
Are 20-year-olds allowed to call people old friends yet? If so, Tommy is an old friend.
I’ve been re-watching Keeping Up With The Kardashians … like for a few hours every single day.
This is “Thoughts from Quarantine,” a weekly series in which three of our editors will answer a variation of this simple question: “How are you feeling?” This week’s prompt is, “How are you feeling about being apart from your Oxford friends/significant others during self-quarantine?"
I am not a baker. I am not a cook. What I am is a lover of treats.
News Editor Tim Carlin and Opinion Editor Rebecca Wolff discuss their thoughts on Carrie and Big’s relationship in Sex and the City. This conversation was edited for clarity.
We all have nothing to do all day. Absolutely nothing.