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It’s unlike me to bring only one book on an extended trip. The night before departure I typically scour my personal library, planning to stow at least two novels in my carryon and one in my
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Delivered to the class of 2019, winter University of Maryland art and art history
Like many American families, mine specializes in road trips. And like many American families, we’ve had our fair share of
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Nostalgia is a beautiful danger. It’s beautiful like sunlit car rides along winding highways, with faded denim and the smell of warm earth in the air; dangerous like depending on the rearview
I’m finishing up this piece at 5:30 am EST, watching the sunrise through the living room window of my new apartment after sleeping on a new mattress, my arms sore from building the wooden bed frame
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Growing up in an Italian household, I’ve been raised with a plethora of wholesome values, the biggest of which being a passionate appreciation for food. Food traditionally brings people together.