By Rebecca Osowski – Features Editor
When I got to Lasell in the middle of a pandemic, I felt lost. I was away from home, struggling to connect with my roommate, and had no idea what I wanted to do currently or in the future.
Continue reading “Editor’s Column: Put yourself out there “By Rayana Petrone – Digital Editor
Coming to college as a first-year in 2019, I never would have expected things to turn out the way that they have. As I wrap up my junior year and head into my final year this fall, I find myself looking back with sadness that my time as an undergrad student is almost up.
Continue reading “Make the most of it”By Rachel Shepard – Copy Editor
When I transferred to Lasell in 2019 I had a panic attack in my dorm the day after I moved in. I had an overwhelming fear that I had no idea what I was doing and most importantly, I was alone.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Branching out”By Kaie Quigley – Co-Editor-In-Chief/Digital Sports Editor
My interest, identity, and background is writing. Drafting, editing, thinking about each word to fill a blank page. Writing is in my past, my present, and hopefully my future.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: My Journalistic Journey”By Bailey Klingaman – Digital Editor
I used to be ashamed of my Korean middle name, Meejin. In middle and high school, I would ask for my middle name not to be announced at award ceremonies and graduations. Throughout my life, I have promised myself that one day I would officially change my middle name. I’m happy to break that promise today.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Pride and Prejudice”By Taylor Viles – Sports Editor
When I came to college in the fall of 2018, I was trying to find my identity. I hated how I acted in high school and knew that Lasell offered me a clean slate to be whatever I wanted to be. It took me a while to learn what that was, but then I figured it out: I wanted to be a confident person.
Continue reading “Editor’s Corner: Confidence is key”Casey DiBari – Opinion Editor
In our lives, we meet a multitude of people. Admittedly, some are going to be amazing; they’ll be your best friends, your teammates, your mentors. On the other hand, they may be someone you feel is too negative-minded, mostly caring for themselves. However, no matter how you view them, everyone in our lives is there to help us grow in one way or another.
By Avery Stakus – Editor-in-Chief
No matter how hard we try, we can only push away change for so long. It’s inevitable. As I begin the end of my college years and prepare to enter the “real world,” I look back at the changes I have endured during school as well as the changes that have occurred within our community.
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