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Statement begins.
Can You hear me, Eurydice?
i am coming for You.
The monsters from Tartarus chase me,
But i’ll reach You very soon.
Can You hear me, Eurydice?
Gone are the irises from Your eyes.
You used to smile a lot, Eurydice.
What happened to You?
Can You hear me, Eurydice?
The song of Spring draws nearer.
These cavern walls separate US, Eurydice,
But not for much longer.
Eurydice?
i’m here.
Open Your...
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When not studying or working, fourth-year sociology major Olivia Chung can be found relaxing and playing video games or being an active member of the Highlander Gaming Club (HLG). For the past three years, Chung has been a public relations officer for the HLG and has become a respected and loved member.
According to Chung, the HLG is a club...
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Kicking off the event, host Xinnan Du...
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Around this time last year, I remember studying at Rivera and being hopeful for the new year. I thought that 2020 would be my year. I would be turning 21, starting my senior year of college and with it the seemingly last phase of freedom before journeying into the real world. Looking back at my New Year's resolutions from...
Days like today,
I see myself as a rose.
Soft petals, red thorns.
If I let myself be picked,
I hope I am treated well.
I wouldn’t want to change
A thing about me.
If I am picked apart,
Changed to be like other roses,
I would lose my beauty.
If you pick off my flawed petals,
I will wither in your hands.
Take away my thorns,
And I lose my protection.
If...