Beginner’s guide for the symptoms of growing up
These symptoms are unnoticeable at first, but for your proper analysis, I have created a guide for the symptoms you may experience from growing up.
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Tag Archives: growing up
My worst middle school self
Off the Beat
Yes, sir, this is an ode to how I’m 21 years old and only slightly more socially adept than my worst middle school self.
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Getting bear-y comfortable
Off the Beat
In a place so removed from what’s familiar — often peoples’ first time living away from home — why should we be denying ourselves the tiny comforts that we have?
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No more snoozing the alarm
Off the Beat
Somewhere along the journey we grew up, and whether we’re ready or not, are on our way to becoming full-fledged, boring adults.
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The Clog’s goodbye letter to our 500 days of summer
Dear summer, we never wanted this. We wanted our time with you to last forever (and ever), but that just isn’t the way life is.
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Coming back from college: Dealing with our changing homes
I remember the first time I returned home during the holiday break of my freshman year. After my mom picked me up from the airport and we drove through the quiet streets of my suburb, my eyes soaked in the monotonous qualities of my hometown that I had bemoaned. There
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Calling all the single ladies — now put your hands up!
What matters is that we know how to build a complete self in singlehood. A romantic relationship is a beautiful addition to our world, not a solution.
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Annalise: Still a kid
At This Point
Caught in the awe of the day’s events, I couldn’t help but worry that the pieces of this day — the pastel mountains, the van of childhood friends — would be the happiest ones of my life.
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Lessons UC Berkeley teaches us outside the classroom
Over the previous years, numerous lists have been concocted so that newly-admitted UC Berkeley students might get a peek into this new exciting phase in their lives. Yet very few include the very personal, intellectual changes that a person is likely to undergo among the administrative learning curve, which is no less than a horror ride. Here are nine things you are most likely to soon recognize (if you haven’t already in high school) after one or two semesters at UC Berkeley.
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Finding your niche at UC Berkeley
After opening the acceptance letter plastered with the face of Amy Jarich, the woman who holds a mysterious allure surpassing even Chancellor Dirks’, my sense of self worth soared. It’ll be marked in my life history as my most monumental validation. It was perhaps the only time in my life where I felt as on top of the world as Oprah Winfrey does daily.
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