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September 18, 2023
‘Fitting In’ takes a different approach to the teen sex comedy
April 1, 2023
Small town humor and insights by transplanted Iowan humorist and historian John Wetrosky
February 10, 2023
Social media platform advertisements target college-aged people and their desire to fit in. High levels of social media use in this age group has resulted in rampant consumerism.
November 12, 2022
There are many positives to walking the non-conformist path. It can make you more attuned to yourself, more passionate towards your hobbies, more successful and confident, and frankly, quite unforgettable to people. One may naturally wonder, then, why it is that people choose to blend in, especially if there are so many benefits to embracing their uniqueness. The reason may
November 3, 2022
My identity felt fluid and contextual. Depending on where I was or who I was with, a different aspect of my identity would come forward. When people ask about my name, Aviva, I am Jewish. When people ask about my parents, I am Indian and white. When people ask where I’m from, I say San Francisco.
October 27, 2022
I did get into UC Berkeley in the end, but college decisions were a huge reality check for me. And it also brought into conflict two aspects of my personality: the confidence in my academic ability, and my lack thereof in pretty much anything else.
March 3, 2022
Munster prop Josh Wycherley is in his first year on a senior contract with the province.
January 24, 2022
Reading this Virginia Woolf quote added a new perspective for me—I'd created my own prison, my own cage, built entirely with how I wanted others to perceive me.
December 2, 2021
Connacht attack coach Pete Wilkins sees huge potential in summer signings Mack Hansen and Shayne Bolton.
February 15, 2021
If you’ve ever moved anywhere, you know how hard it can be, objectively speaking. Finding a new job (if you moved without one), finding a new place to live, and getting a new driver’s license can all be tough tasks. And finding a job during COVID-19 is no walk in the park either. I heard of a friend with a college degree who got rejected from an ice cream stand. Finding an apartment requires proof of income and, it seems, a decent personality. Acquiring a new driver’s license requires pat...