On going home
"Nostalgia is potent, and it was valuable to unwind. In honor of the DOGE chief, I will describe my week using Elon Musk’s five-point formula."
"Nostalgia is potent, and it was valuable to unwind. In honor of the DOGE chief, I will describe my week using Elon Musk’s five-point formula."
"It has always been general policy to shy away from commenting on trending topics which in most cases are empirical manifestations of larger structural phenomena but these are extraordinary times."
In this easy-to-follow manual, I will teach you how to “Fight, Fight, Fight!”
“That young childlike wonder is still inside all every one of us, you just have to dig deep and find it again.”
"Happy all-nighting, Notre Dame; I hope to see you all in the library one morning this week."
“Why does a hall get a free pass for cross-dressing while an event sponsored by the school does not from the student body?”
“We fear death, yet we too chase a taste of that sweet goodnight. We love life, and yet we avoid it. How come we affirm such contrary ideals?”
“The Queen of Heaven not only subjects the demons but also reigns over the angels.”
“The hostility toward higher education is not a passing storm — it is an intentional pillar of the new political order.”
"And as they say across generations of Keenan Hall, Long Live The Revue."
"Imagine this: after a terrible cup of coffee and reading three chapters of “Dune” over four and half hours of sleep deprivation, you land in Perth, Australia."
One day, we will look back at the history books detailing this era of Donald Trump and Elon Musk, where we saw Nazism and tyranny rear their ugly heads. As we read the pages, how will that story go? Will their power go unchecked, or, just like every other time in our American story, will the forces of evil be slammed into the dustbin of history?
Will we miss February when he’s gone? Let’s not be dishonest with ourselves!
“Let Trump come to Notre Dame and speak whatever he wants to a captive audience of thousands of students, faculty, administrators, parents, siblings and friends. But then the civil discourse starts and he is part of the captive audience. And someone he has to listen to should then speak.”
“Never silence another person, no matter how strongly you may disagree. True growth comes from understanding, and understanding begins with open dialogue and mutual respect.”
“I know it’s ending because I find myself in class fantasizing about my last summer of freedom back home, on the other side of graduation, before moving across the country to properly begin my 20’s.”
“So what then differentiates you from her? If your soul did nothing to deserve privilege, and hers nothing to deserve pain, why then do you think yourself superior to her?”
“As a second semester senior, I can confidently say I have finally figured out how to do college, and just in time with only three months to go. Now that I am an expert, here are the rules I swear by.”
”The reality has never been more clear: as journalism evolves, our means of communication must evolve with it.”