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- Sep 25, 2026
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Girl, Uninterrupted: Nonchalance is an epidemic (opens the original)
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Being perceived as nonchalant almost cost me my job. That’s a gross exaggeration, but it’s a fun story nevertheless: When I got the call that I was to be hired as Associate Opinion Editor, I was convinced I was about to be rejected. In an effort to not sound too eager and thus spare my editor-in-chief the pain of crushing my hopes and dreams, I picked up the phone and attempted a calm demeanor to the point of near-monotony. After learning I’d gotten the job, I was still stuck in nonchalant-mode,
Girl, Uninterrupted: You do not have to be good (opens the original)
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I didnât believe in mantras until fairly recently. The concept made sense, of course: when your brain gets too chaotic, focus on a singular phrase and let everything else fall away. In my humble opinion, itâs all about finding the right words. My friends like to repeat Bible verses or film quotes or things their parents used to say to them when they were sad. Some people have prayers; I have poetry. In particular, I have the opening lines of Mary Oliverâs âWild Geese:” âYou do not have
Girl, Uninterrupted: In Defense of the Pick Me Girl (opens the original)
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I like to think Iâm a girlsâ girl. Younger girls on public transportation flock to me like ducklings, and Iâll glare at anyone who looks their way. If someoneâs been left alone by her friends on a night out, I’ll make sure she has a way home. Iâve body-checked men for standing too close to girls I’d known for mere hours. I support women’s rights and wrongs, which is exactly why Iâll never accept hatred towards the so-called âpick me girl.â The pick me girl spirit consistently man
On the fig tree and freshman year decision paralysis (opens the original)
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Starting college is kind of like stepping into a forest of fig trees. If you’ve read “The Bell Jar” by Sylvia Plath, you’ll know where I’m going with this — life is a fig tree and each fig is a potential future. Spend too much time weighing your options, and the figs die, leaving you with nothing. Entering your freshman year births an entire mental forest. It’s probably been drilled into your head that college is an era of crucial decisions. There’s a tree for the major that will shape your care
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