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By Ricky Jade We placed our clothing on the cashier’s bench. “Oh…

By Ricky Jade We placed our clothing on the cashier’s bench. “Oh…

By Preet Bulchandani There was a time, not too long ago, when…

As an immature kid, I wanted that gold medal. Winning that prize meant validating my hidden talents and bringing pride to my family, for once.

The Sunday Scaries were setting in as I remembered, despite the doomsday weekend I had experienced, I was going to work tomorrow to mingle with annoying, sad souls who I can't help but become infuriated by whenever they message me "hey".

In my head, I am writing about this moment, as it happens. I know we will both love again. Love, in all of its forms, is inevitable. But in this moment, on this bridge, its vulnerability is inconceivable to us.

I sit, I watch, and I want to cry, but no one will notice. Everyone is too busy laughing, catching up on who slept with who, and what assignments haven’t been started with five hours to go until the due date. The college life is the epitome of feeling isolated in a room full of people.

It's weird how time can pass so slowly that you hardly notice the impact of the small changes you've made in your life. Often, you only become aware of these changes when someone points them out (which, if positive, is one of the best feelings ever), or when you deliberately take the time to reflect on yourself.

My life has been a mosaic of music and memories.
Until recently.

By Lilian Martin Trigger warning: this piece contains a whole lotta sexual…

You haven’t experienced capitalism in its pure, distilled form until you have worked…