It isn’t October yet, but the horror stories have already begun. I left my dorm that morning in good spirits, ready for class. The hallway was quiet, almost too quiet, and the air felt heavier than usual, thick, damp, like the building itself was holding its breath. That’s when I saw it. At first, I […]
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Work as an Essential Part of Human Life Work is one of the defining aspects of human existence. Some people believe they have a choice when it comes to work, but in reality, very few truly do. Whether or not we acknowledge it, everyone is compelled to work, sometimes by necessity, sometimes through societal expectations, […]
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9/20/25 Started my day wondering why I feel this constant pull to be prettier, or to make my space more beautiful. It’s not superficial—it’s like something deeper is asking for softness, symmetry, and a little sparkle. Libra season is kicking in, and I can already feel the shift. Aesthetics feel like medicine right now.
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Hi, I want to write more today. Usually, I grab my typewriter, but… I don’t feel like typewriting right now. Today, I went on the air for the very first time here at this school. Their board is different, so it felt a little strange at first. I also wanted to talk about my […]
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Future of reputation-questions- Solove discusses the tension between privacy and free speech. Where should the line be drawn? Should people have a “right to be forgotten” on the internet?Solove talks about the tension between privacy and free speech, but honestly, there isn’t much free speech left anymore, not like it used to be. These days, […]
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