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GORAL: Make the Mundane Wonderful

GORAL: Make the Mundane Wonderful

By Dylan Goral October 18, 2024

At the beginning of the fall season, when the air becomes crisp and the leaves start to lose their greenish hue, I indulge in my favorite annual tradition: a viewing of Wes Anderson’s “Fantastic Mr....

VIEWPOINT: Engage in Solidarity Through Service

VIEWPOINT: Engage in Solidarity Through Service

By Nicholas Voltaggio October 18, 2024

When I made the decision to come to Georgetown University intent on studying international political economy, I didn’t quite expect that my weeks would include curating children’s books, ordering fidget...

PHAN: Search for Your Jazz Club Moment

PHAN: Search for Your Jazz Club Moment

By Nhan Phan October 4, 2024

Despite its dreadful midtown traffic and sweat-scented subway cars, I love New York City for its gritty, adrenaline-inducing character. When I recently traveled there for the weekend, I was hoping to reconnect...

GORAL: Reignite the Search for Your Own Wonderland

GORAL: Reignite the Search for Your Own Wonderland

By Dylan Goral October 4, 2024

For my birthday last weekend, I received something unusual from one of my closest childhood friends: a picture of us, dated February 2011, posing onstage with a man in a large hat, a woman wearing a giant...

RAO: Improve GUSA Communication

RAO: Improve GUSA Communication

By Saahil Rao October 4, 2024

It is today, with a heavy heart, that I proclaim the death of the Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) biweekly newsletter, which has tragically not been biweekly, or really even existent,...

VIEWPOINT: Trust the Digital Life

VIEWPOINT: Trust the Digital Life

By Christina Pan October 4, 2024

Read any number of articles or talk to any professor and there’s a good chance they’ll tell you the solution to all your problems is to stay off your electronic devices, take some good old handwritten...

VIEWPOINT: Recognize Legitimate Backlash

VIEWPOINT: Recognize Legitimate Backlash

By Chase Dobson October 4, 2024

It’s all too easy to doze off and imagine that ideological debates take place in a realm disconnected from our everyday lives, a social universe characterized by engagement without burdensome emotional...

BAGARIA: Protest for Responsible Protests

BAGARIA: Protest for Responsible Protests

By Aashi Bagaria September 26, 2024

Each day, as I walk through Red Square, I am confronted with posters advertising yet another protest I have heard nothing about. The walls, already thickly saturated with posters advertising clubs or events,...

PETERS: Honor Untold Stories Through Theater

PETERS: Honor Untold Stories Through Theater

By Mansi Peters September 26, 2024

In high school, theater was the outlet where I found the most joy, relishing in the ways that it was built to amuse audiences and offer an escape from reality. At the time, I didn’t realize that considering...

VIEWPOINT: Develop the Whole Student

VIEWPOINT: Develop the Whole Student

By Charlotte Hibbert September 26, 2024

Whether you have an “International Relations” paper due Thursday or a “Microeconomics” midterm on Friday, it’s easy to overlook the value of creative expression. However, the benefits of engaging...

VIEWPOINT: Highlight the Danger in Hazing

VIEWPOINT: Highlight the Danger in Hazing

By Athena Tsialas September 26, 2024

The joy and excitement of getting into new clubs, performing arts groups and sports teams can sometimes overshadow the potential dangers associated with what some clubs like to call “initiation.” For...

PHAN: Punch Through Your Personal Walls

PHAN: Punch Through Your Personal Walls

By Nhan Phan September 18, 2024

This summer, I began boxing. Being a non-confrontational person, I was originally hesitant about trying out a combat sport. I had always been more comfortable in situations where the objective was to work...

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