Ed Observers
college
Spilling the populari-tea
I didn’t expect that when coming to college, I’d suddenly find myself amidst a crowd of people that not only wanted to know me, but wanted to know things about me — even the not-so-savory things. Read More
iran
UR’s silence on Iran speaks volumes
Stare into the black void formed by our administration’s deafening silence. Read More
asia
Spill the T(ay!): Lost in translation
Once every few years, I got a taste of what it feels to be an outsider in my own culture, peering in. I was a girl lost in translation. Read More
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communication
Long-distance friendships aren’t easy
I miss my friends from home. If you don’t, I’m guessing you either didn’t have friends in high school, or you’re just an emotionless person. Read More
marriage
The ‘Try Guys’ try: putting the finishing blow on ‘wife guy’ culture
To all the self-proclaimed “wife guys” that we loved before: so long, sweethearts. Read More
music
Spill the T(ay!): A secret that cannot be told
When you lose a part of yourself, it never really comes back completely. I didn’t time travel when I played anymore. Read More
nostalgia
I want to be obsessed again
I desperately miss teenage obsession. There is something so exhilarating and precious about our deepest infatuations from when we were young teenagers. Read More
caffeine
Sue Connections!
You aren’t paying for a cold brew, calling it one is misleading, and there are these really cool things called lawsuits! Read More
accountability
Censored: CT pushed from Public Safety coverage
Any process relating to the DPS — the University’s private, hardly-accountable policing system — needs to be brought into the public awareness. Read More
marriage
Wealth, suffering, and child marriage
There’s always something so shameful about acknowledging your privilege. But I know I am lucky. I am a part of Bangladesh’s minority. Read More
