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The haps

Yikes—I haven’t updated this place since August (August)! An apology is in order, and with it the usual bevy of excuses: school, work, baseball playoffs, hockey season, laziness. Seriously though, school. This is my last semester, you guys! So, you know, I’ve felt obligated to try to be more involved on campus. It’s hard, being […]

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Disconnect

I am—hopefully, finally—going to be graduating at the end of this year, and as graduation draws closer and closer I face the inevitable question more and more often: “So, what do you want to do afterward, career-wise?” Sometimes I manage to skirt around it; sometimes I throw out the safe old standby (“Oh, you know—teach”); […]

A conversation with the dead

Two weeks ago I went with a friend to the release party for UWG’s literary magazine, Eclectic. It felt a little awkward to be the sole history major in a sea of hipsters English majors, but I had a good time; a lot of the work in this year’s magazine was top-notch, and the readings […]

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Writing and college

When I started drafting this post in my head, I was thinking I would come up with some Practical and Helpful Advice on how to balance writing and college, since I know I’m not the only young writer out there trying to juggle the two. Then I realized I had nothing really helpful to say […]

What I’m reading

My current reading list is dreadfully academic in nature, I’m afraid. There’s the stuff I’m reading for class, obviously-Hobbes’ Leviathan, Locke’s Two Treatises of Government. But for pleasure I’m reading Timothy Snyder’s Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin (excellent so far-I’d recommend it to anyone, not only because it’s extremely important material but because Snyder […]