Editor’s Epilogue: Learn to embrace failure
Editor-in-chief Sage Wheeler discovers the power of discipline, honesty and self-respect on the path to personal growth.
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Editor’s Epilogue: A thank-you letter to my parents
So much that I’m grateful for, such little space to express it.
Editor’s Epilogue: I don’t know what I’m doing
Narrowing down my interests or settling on an end-goal is frustrating, and I’m not going to do it.
Editor’s Epilogue: A letter to Half Moon Bay and the innocence of memories
As we age, our sacred places become desecrated.
Epílogo del editor: Gotitas de amor a la lengua que me vió crecer
Racionalizando la experiencia de navegar en inglés cuando mi vernáculo es el español.
Editor’s Epilogue: Lost in translation
Trying to rationalize my experience with languages at USC while holding on to my identity is no easy feat.
Editor’s Epilogue: Writing is my security blanket
Sometimes words are more than just ink on paper.
Editor’s Epilogue: I don’t owe you a headline
I didn’t know what it meant when I said it.
Editor’s Epilogue: Lunar New Year memories burn through my mind like incense
While I can’t do all the Lunar New Year activities that I did back home with my family, these smaller new versions remind me that I’m still connected to those I once celebrated with.
Editor’s Epilogue: A cascade of childhood memories triggered by trading cards
It’s funny how one small outside event — even when it doesn’t involve you — can open the floodgates to other personal issues.