By Rylee Rucker Walking through town on the edge of evening, laughing and holding your hand, I feel on top of the world. The sun […]
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By Rylee Rucker Living in a building with several hundred humans is usually a pretty sweet deal. There are plenty of people leaving food out, […]
Just last week I watched one of my friends trod through grading some assignments. For anyone of you who is familiar with the pain that […]
English majors, whether you are one or know one, are among some of the most belittled and questioned students (right next to art and theater […]
Twenty episodes into a new season of that show you’re addicted to, you start to feel a guilty sensation every time you press that “Next […]
Writing is easily one of the most challenging hobbies. Even if you come up with a stellar idea, there may still be huge plot holes. […]
November 1 marks the start of “National Novel Writing Month” a.k.a. “NaNoWriMo”. While the idea of writing an entire novel in a month seems daunting, […]