It Doesn’t Matter Who Won The Debate
by: Samuel Yates It doesn’t matter who won the debate. Last week I returned to my alma mater, Centre College, to participate in the festivities for the 2012 Vice Presidential […]
Category Archives: Life
What We Talk About When We Talk About College
by: Miriam Mogilevsky It’s been rather quiet around here lately. I’ve just started my senior year, and with that came a lot of reflection–what I want this last year to […]
Kind Words: How I Take Care of Myself and My Body
by: Michael Overman I talk to myself, a lot sometimes. Hell, every now and again, I even respond to myself. Sometimes the words I have to say are meaningless banter. […]
It Gets Butter: Real American Cheesecake
by: Kera Mogue Nothing says “thank you” like cheesecake. Chocolate and flowers are nice and easy, but impersonal. I had a brief stint as a hostess at the Cheesecake Factory in […]
Coming Out of the Digital Closet
by: Zach Stafford Before I came out, I used to peer out through a window—a chat window on my computer. From the comfort of my digital closet, AOL Instant Messenger, […]
The Morning the Moon Was Tattooed on My Ribs
by: Clementine von Radics “Oh my g-” “Yeah this hurts, I fucking warned you. Just like, angle yourself towards me and don’t flinch” I am shirtless, stretched out on the […]
Is The Myth of Eternal Love a Pretty Lie?
by: Clarisse Thorn This piece was originally published on Role/Reboot and reposted with permission. You can find the original here. In this article, Clarisse Thorn asks: Is there a time […]
Serial Dater: The Politics of Dating
by: Adam Guerino Serial Dater is a dating column inspired by a year-long sabbatical from dating. The author went from compulsively dating to abstaining from dating and decided to write […]
Not Keeping Up With the Kardashians: The 5 Best Things About Deactivating My Facebook
by: Joshua Isaacson It has been a while since I have contributed to In Our Words. I’ve been crazy busy with a large course load this semester, tutoring, volunteering, and […]
Steadfast and Smelly: In Defense of Awkwardly Odored Kids
by: Eugene Cain It took me a long time to embrace my identity as a smelly kid. When I think about it, it’s probably an identity I’ve had my whole […]
