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Be the kind of person your dog thinks you are

Coleen Grissom May 4, 2015

Like every intelligent, judicious person in this area, I am a loyal Spurs fan.  I wear myself out running up and down that court with Tim and his younger teammates.  When their games are on the west...

Good luck and choose now to end well

David Crockett May 4, 2015

I'm using my last column of the year to summarize remarks I made to the December graduates. In that address I suggested that it was not too early for students to think about how their biographies will...

Facing the future with an open mind

Kenneth Caruthers May 4, 2015

When it came time to start touring colleges back in high school, I felt overwhelmed by the uncertainty of what the future held for me. Most of my high school classmates had decided to stay put in Louisiana...

Advice from Kimmy: Netflix, binges and resilience

guest columnists May 4, 2015

In line at Nacho Hour, a friend and I lamented our lack of post-grad plans. "You've got to have a pretty thick skin," she notes, in reference to the hundreds of job applications which come back as automated...

Basketball is great but the playoffs are better

Jacob Tingle April 24, 2015

I'm a huge NBA fan, but I'm an even bigger fan of the playoffs. Something about the best in the world, playing their best, brings out the little kid in me. So, in honor of the start of NBA playoffs, this...

When Motivation Dies

Lauren Schroeter February 6, 2015

Motivation for school doesn't come easily, especially in January, which is why I have given up entirely on trying to motivate myself.  In short, I have lost all motivation to ever be motivated.  That...

The Things That Matter Most

Joy Lazarus February 6, 2015

I read a book over the break. It's a collection of nonfiction and short stories by Marina Keegan, a Yale alumna who died in a car accident five days after her graduation. It was entitled "The Opposite...

Editorial: More Than One Grain Of Salt

Editorial Staff February 6, 2015

In last week's Trinitonian, columnist Megan Reynolds wrote of the courage necessary for free and uncensored self-expression, and she was right. Speaking freely, especially as an artist, sometimes takes...

Nana Knows Best, Always

Jacob Tingle November 7, 2014

I received some great posts in advance of this week's #AskTingleTU column. Some of the more intriguing questions included: 1) my midseason thoughts on the college football playoffs, 2) could an NFL team...

Eating alone isn’t all that bad

Megan Reynolds September 21, 2014

As I waited in the Mabee pasta line the other night I looked over and saw a girl eating at the end of a table. Ordinarily I wouldn't have taken any note of her"”nothing seemed outlandish or particularly...

Planning Ahead: It’s not always that easy

Lauren Schroeter September 21, 2014

You know, I should probably start thinking about what I want to do after I graduate, since I'm a senior. Maybe I should have already started thinking about that. Maybe I should have started thinking about...

Wearing glasses has its advantages

Joy Lazarus September 21, 2014

In sixth grade, after my last final of the year, a boy named Reese licked my glasses. Reese approached right before class ended. He told me that my glasses looked cool and he wanted to try them on. So...