Most of the time, it’s not goodbye, it’s see ya later. But this time, it’s actually the moment to say goodbye.
After George H.W. Bush passed, look at his legacy
We’ve seen this before.
A sense of nostalgia washes over you as you flip through your course syllabus. Seeing each old entry for past classes is like a punch to the gut. You flashback to artificial laughs at your professor’s corny puns. They weren’t quite comedy gold but more of a bland maize color. Your mind is called back to the material you wished you would be tested on again but never will be. You shed a single tear. The salty drop of sadness blots and distorts the ink, warping the rules you had been so intimidated by at the beginning of the semester.
The idea that virginity is a defining characteristic is harmful
A refutation of what Student Body President Ian Green bragged about
There is value in protests, but UF must be open to free expression
Complaining often fills a conversation
Our online presence is just a sliver of our personalities
“I don’t want to say the wrong thing, but…”
The FDA should reconsider what it allows to be put in food
If Hollywood must do a remake, keep the spirit of the original
Every band has to start somewhere
Criticism of Franks is justified, but some take it too far
Today, students face more anxiety than ever, especially freshman
The holiday season leaves us with plenty of time for reflection.
This Thanksgiving, see how you can lend a helping hand
The music in a film gives emotion, and people work tirelessly for it
For a fair and democratic process the recounts are a necessity
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