BY NORA BARON '18
Someone recently asked me who I was voting for in this year’s elections. I knew they were a die-hard Bernie fan and I didn’t really feel like having a political debate so I told them that I wasn’t sure yet. I wasn’t going to lie to them and say I “felt the Bern” or even find common ground hating Donald Trump. However, they demanded to know how I did not know yet. They also went on to say how there wasn’t even a choice and how me not answering must mean I’m voting for Trump.
BY ODICHE NWABUIKWU '18
I’ll admit Snapchat and I got off to a rough start. I’m a more traditional social media user, which means that my experience is limited to Facebook (and that one time I tried Twitter three years ago). Plus, I hate having my picture taken, and my friends' pleas could not convince me to get an app that was crafted specifically for that purpose. It seemed that I would never use the app.
BY HANNAH ROACH '17
I love talking about my brothers. They are the kindest, most loving, most giving individuals I have ever known. I love bragging about them, speaking on their attributes, sharing stories of the funny things they’ve done or the loving moments we’ve shared. But, when I share these moments and memories, they are never greeted as I want them to be.
