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Good News: Party On

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Celebration is one of the joys of life, and one that has been missed in the past year. Staff writer Joe Allgood found that sometimes what he needs in life is a healthy dose of partying.

NS- No Thank You

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Those who partake in NSO should be aware of the impact that over-stimulation can have on introverted students.

Labels Should Not Define People

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A label: a description of contents attached to an item that tries to identify it, according to Merriam Webster. These labels are present on food items, where calories, fats, sugars, et cetera, of that food are found. These labels describe the good in simple terms and are definitive, usually not changing with time. Why then […]

Understand the Power of Introverts

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Art by Ally Armstrong People fall on the spectrum of two socialization categories — introvert and extrovert, with ambiverts directly between them being a mix of both. The world is structured toward those who fall on the more extroverted side of the scale — those that work best being out and around people; however, those […]

Best Places To Take Refuge On Campus As an Introvert

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Graphic by Nate Barton Congratulations! You are an introvert. With the newfound knowledge of your introversion via Myers-Briggs test, BuzzFeed quiz, or your inability to look someone in the eye while talking, you have accrued an impressive amount of introversion street cred. This cred is quiet, discrete, bashful and may only be used to one-up […]

Humans of the Caf: Students Reveal Their Stories

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Photos courtesy of Kayla Hall “Since freshman year I’ve definitely learned how to be more independent — especially now since going abroad and coming back. But having my best friends still abroad — It’s forced me to come away from being cliquey.” Kayla Hall, a 19-year-old sophomore and pre-med Sports Administration major with a minor […]