By: Natalie Gale When you think about your childhood, what moments stand out? Now focus on these moments and try to remember who was there. Who made those memories so special? As I stand in front of poster boards, overflowing with photo after photo, memory after memory, these questions are easily answered. I focus on…

By: Marlee Craig Organic chemistry was so boring.  I walked into class, already dreading whatever we were about to do. This was my worst class, and I struggled to pay attention in it every time. Who knows, maybe this time would have been different.  It’s a fairly sunny and beautiful day, so the kids aren’t…

By: Natalie Gale When you think about your childhood, what moments stand out? Now focus on these moments and try to remember who was there. Who made those memories so special? As I stand in front of poster boards, overflowing with photo after photo, memory after memory, these questions are easily answered. I focus on…

By: Imani Primus Covid had completely taken control of the invisible plans 14-year-old me had. That summer in Atlanta was supposed to be different. It was the summer before high school, and in my head, it was my one chance to change everything about myself. I didn’t have it written down anywhere, but I knew…

By: Thomas Mondeau I am sitting on my bedroom floor at 11:30 on a Tuesday night, laptop open, reading about a psychological phenomenon called transference, and I am thinking, “Oh. Oh no. Oh.” The house is quiet in the certain way that only happens when everyone else is in bed, it’s a silence with texture…