Free Spirit
(05/03/18 12:00am)
free spirit
Established 1826 — Oldest College Newspaper West of the Alleghenies
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free spirit
My Fitbit buzzed angrily for the third time in three hours, reminding me to "take a stroll."
The Crouton Guy sits at a table outside Cafe Lux twirling his white earbuds, a light brown backpack perched on his lap. He wears glasses, a black hat emblazoned with a red M, a grey-and-blue sweatshirt, black pants and black shoes.
My friend's laptop was on fire.
When you do something wrong, admit it. If you're sorry, act like it. There seems to be a discrepancy here so to clarify, here's a dose of realism: If you mess up and apologize, only to turn around and gloat over your mistake, your apology is void. In fact, don't even bother.
Darkness settled over the Wilks Theater stage aside from a soft light that illuminated a single microphone. Students filled out tickets for various door raffles before taking their seats. Performers wandered upstage for mic-checks, reading bits of poetry and strumming a song's first verse.
My senior year of high school, sitting at the kitchen table, I paged through a Miami brochure. A student quote caught my attention.
About six years ago, Stephen Gavazzi was conducting a marriage family therapy session in Columbus when a strange idea occurred to him.
i am wistfully watching the cousin of guilt