By: Olivia Kean Many people start their lives completely convinced of what career or field they want to be in. I was one of those people who believed that no matter what, I was going to be a doctor of some kind. When I was growing up, I switched around between types of doctors suchContinueContinue reading “The Importance of Diversity”
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You Mean so Much to Me
By: Kirsten Snow My time as an undergraduate is coming to an end as I graduate from the University of Texas at Austin in December. I have had such a great experience with my sorority Chi Beta Delta in many regards such as making great friends, being involved in community activities, and for introducing me to a greatContinueContinue reading “You Mean so Much to Me”
Thinking about thankfulness
By: Kirsten Snow With Thanksgiving approaching, most college students are excited about spending the long weekend with their family. Ever since my family has moved back from Belgium in 2005, my grandmother (GranGran) would drive down to spend the holiday with us. However, our Thanksgiving is going to be a little different this year. GranGranContinueContinue reading “Thinking about thankfulness”
100,000 Strong
By: Kayla Kimrey Growing up and going to the Texas State football games in San Marcos, I always watched the cheerleaders on the sidelines doing flips in the air. It was like they were superheroes that could fly in the air. I knew I wanted to be a college cheerleader from that point on andContinueContinue reading “100,000 Strong”
Adele has more to say than just “Hello”
It’s getting to that point in the semester. The bags under my eyes are getting out of hand and I’m surviving on three cups of coffee a day. I call this the mid-semester slump. I am constantly wishing for the weekend, for Christmas break, and even wishing I was just finished with college all together.ContinueContinue reading “Adele has more to say than just “Hello””
An Open Letter To Myself, To My Sisters, To Anyone About Love
I’ve always been a hopeless romantic, and I usually wear my heart on my sleeve. My sisters, friends, and I joke around about our experiences on Tinder and whatnot occasionally haha but I do still believe that real, genuine love is out there. Over these past couple of years however, I’ve learned that I don’tContinueContinue reading “An Open Letter To Myself, To My Sisters, To Anyone About Love”
Amazing time in the Amazon
Impulsivity is both a strength and a weakness of mine. Sometimes it hinders me, like signing up for more than I can chew or climbing a tree only to skin both my knees. However, most of the time it leads to unforgettable experiences- choosing UT Austin, joining Chi Beta Delta, or taking an assistantship inContinueContinue reading “Amazing time in the Amazon”
Uptown Girl
By: Haley Squiers In the past few years, I’ve really strived to live by this quote from Ronald Reagan: “If not us, than who? If not now, then when?”. The man wasn’t my favorite president, but those words just really seem to affect me. I’m not the most active, ambitious person out there, but thatContinueContinue reading “Uptown Girl”
Que vale la pena (It’s worth it)
By: Sandra Zhi Unfortunately, my future looks like it’s going to be one busy life. I want to become a doctor, which means many years of school ahead of me, more years of residency, and finally as a practicing physician, even still I won’t have a lot of vacation time to travel. I heard fromContinueContinue reading “Que vale la pena (It’s worth it)”
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