You are not your major
Collegian columnist Katie McKenna discusses and rebuffs the common practice of making assumptions about an acquaintance’s major.
View ArticleTo be or not to be a real person
Allie Connell believes there’s credibility in being a theater major and that the power of story-telling through theater is invaluable to our culture.
View ArticleHappiness should be students’ priority
Elise Martorano urges college students to focus on their true passions in an effort to create happier lives.
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You are not your major
Every day college students are faced with that inevitable question: What is your major? It seems that whenever we try to get to know someone, that is the first thing we ask. Based on the answer, we...
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To be or not to be a real person
Being a theater major often presents you with the question: what am I doing with my life? Whether this question comes from your parents or your roommate who is majoring in chemical engineering or even...
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Happiness should be students’ priority
Chelsey Powell/Daily Collegian As I become more firmly entrenched in my second year at UMass, a disturbing trend has revealed itself to me: the refusal of students to acknowledge that they matter. In...
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You are not your major
Every day college students are faced with that inevitable question: What is your major? It seems that whenever we try to get to know someone, that is the first thing we ask. Based on the answer, we...
View ArticleClik here to view.
To be or not to be a real person
Being a theater major often presents you with the question: what am I doing with my life? Whether this question comes from your parents or your roommate who is majoring in chemical engineering or even...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Happiness should be students’ priority
Chelsey Powell/Daily Collegian As I become more firmly entrenched in my second year at UMass, a disturbing trend has revealed itself to me: the refusal of students to acknowledge that they matter. In...
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