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Evolution of a caffeinated college-ette

DailyCollegian.com Managing Editor Lindsey Davis spills her caffeinated secrets and stirs the power of a warm beverage on the eve of college graduation.

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Leaving is weird; not leaving is even weirder

Collegian Editor-in-Chief Alyssa Creamer finds leaving the Collegian to be weird but staying another year is even weirder.

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A world without windows

Collegian Managing Editor Chris Shores shares his memories from four years in the Collegian’s basement newsroom.

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Losing actually-graduating friends

As her fellow seniors graduate, Collegian Arts Editor Ellie Rulon-Miller is not ready let her friends and memories go.

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I’m not going

I’m not going. I’m not going! I was like this right before high school graduation too. Don’t send me out into that big dumb world. Don’t do it! There is nothing out there I can’t get here, standing still, marinating in my own juices, achieving total lethargy. OK, it’s true, I’m not really graduating yet, [...]

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Get out like a bandit

Last year, at my five year high school reunion, when I told people I was just at the end of my third-year, I may have well said that I recently saw a long dead, mutual friend. Their eyes would glaze over then, looking over to some unknown distance they’d say something like, “Oh man, living [...]

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The only article I have written

During my tenure at the Massachusetts Daily Collegian I have had the opportunity to work with many great people who do just an incredible amount of work putting this paper out on a daily basis. As weird as it sounds and despite my tenure of nearly three years, this will be my first and only [...]

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There are no more barriers to cross

Well, where to begin? My role at the Massachusetts Daily Collegian is at its end. My college career is at its end. Some of the great relationships I’ve developed at this University are sadly at their end. What have I left to show for it? I’m still trying to put that into words. I arrived [...]

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The newsroom will always be home

There are many angles I could take in this, my final piece in my cherished Massachusetts Daily Collegian. I could floridly describe how I got here, explaining that I never intended to end up in Amherst, that I was never supposed to be toiling away in our cobwebby Campus Center basement office. I could narrate [...]

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A chance to ‘do what you do best every day?’

Amherst psychotherapist Jonathan Goldin presents a “strengths revolution” alternative to “conventional management wisdom” in the workplace.

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