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Author Archives: Tyree Harris
Frat Parties Have Lost Appeal
I’ve grown weary of frat parties. Once an exciting weekend pastime, dancing the night away with a mass of perspiring, inebriated fraternity brothers with hardly any dance skills to speak of no longer appeals to me. I quickly lose interest … Continue reading
Marvels both social and technological abound on Election Day
We are truly lucky to be living today. Yesterday we witnessed an incredible thing happen; an event that will resonate in our country’s history forever. It never really occurred to me just how momentous this was until our new president … Continue reading
Halloween Changes as You Grow Older
Halloween for adults is quite different than Halloween for children. Try to remember Halloween as a child and the myriad things to look forward to. There was the thrill and excitement of dressing up as your favorite person, place, or … Continue reading
The Gym Is No Fashion Show
Girls are too self-conscious when they go to the gym. Though I make sure I at least look presentable, I refuse to put the extra, unnecessary effort into primping and polishing my look prior to a gym excursion. I go … Continue reading
Fearing Failure
Last week I received a D on a midterm for the first time. I might as well have failed. I suppose it was inevitable this would happen to me at some point or another. It seems we each have that … Continue reading
The Pups and Downs of Buying a Dog in College
I recently purchased a dog, a beautiful little Beagle puppy named Shasta. Many people I’ve met in college have debated whether to get an animal in college. Some think it’s too much of a commitment and a responsibility; others aren’t … Continue reading
Midterm Madness
I am definitely ready for midterms to be over. It seems like school has barely started and already it’s Week 5; we’re officially in the middle of test central. I had the pleasure of taking back-to-back exams today, as well … Continue reading
The Shape Of Things To Come
I recently watched the film I, Robot again, and despite its cautionary nature, it had the opposite intended effect. I want robots walking around outside. I want automated busses. I want robot pals that I can hang with, and complain about how much … Continue reading