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Hard Work Provides Perspective

Hard Work Provides Perspective

By Katherine Cienkus August 12, 2015

When I think back to how I started the summer, it was in the “slowing down” mentality. How far from reality this expectation was. This summer was completely hectic. Between babysitting and having...

Revolutionizing Dignity

Revolutionizing Dignity

By Katherine Cienkus July 27, 2015

Inclusion is the opposite of individualism, fragmentation, loneliness — negative words that resonate too strongly with countless individuals. However, on the night of Saturday, July 25th, a refreshing...

The Opposite of Love is Indifference

The Opposite of Love is Indifference

By Katherine Cienkus July 15, 2015

I am from Chicago, or “Chiraq” as some call it, a name coined by media and locals because of a death rate by guns comparable to that of Iraq. Whether this statement is accurate or not, the name signifies...

The Unexpected Joy of Cooking

The Unexpected Joy of Cooking

By Katherine Cienkus July 1, 2015

Washington, D.C. is a heaven of sorts for foodies such as myself. The streets are lined with a myriad of restaurants, with many healthy and diverse options. I was blown away by the salad shops, juice bars...

Indoctrinated in Individualism

By Katherine Cienkus June 17, 2015

“Do more of what makes you happy.” “Fall in love of taking care of yourself. Mind. Body. Spirit.” “I am not what has happened to me, I am what I choose to become.” “Take the next 60 minutes...

The Process of Slowing Down

By Katherine Cienkus June 3, 2015

May 9 was the day I had my last final and headed home. It was a blur: dropping off boxes, cleaning my room, taking my final, getting to the airport and saying goodbye. Then came Sunday, which was...

Ballpark Journey Sheds Light on American Dream

By Nick Macri May 19, 2011

As a graduating senior, I have much to be thankful for. I'm thankful for the gifts of my Georgetown education, which have transformed my mind and heart forever. I'm thankful for the great friendships...

Book Applies Econ to Sports

By Nick Macri March 18, 2011

Students in introductory economics courses tend to have two complaints: that the material is too abstract and that the "real world" examples used in class to elucidate economic theories don't really help...

No Need to Borrow Trouble Over Meadowlands Super Bowl

By Nick Macri February 4, 2011

Any number of topics could qualify as the lead story for this Sunday's Super Bowl between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers. Can Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger cement his place...

THE BIG PICTURE: Postgame Critics Take the Easy Way Out

By Nick Macri January 21, 2011

Perhaps later than most people under the age of 50, I've finally discovered the wonderful world of podcasts. My program of choice: "The Tony Kornheiser Show," featuring the familiar voice from ESPN's "Pardon...

NFL Crackdown Could Change Game

By Nick Macri November 5, 2010

Regularly, we hear complaints about various sports. Baseball games take too long. NBA players don't play defense. There is not enough scoring in soccer or hockey to attract American fans. Fans and critics...

Opining vs. Reporting

By Nick Macri October 22, 2010

Indulge me for a few minutes as I delve into the mind of a sports columnist. Not that I consider myself a serious member of the sports media who should be regarded as an authority, but - for better...

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