Take hold of the spontaneous moments
By Lindsey Gelwicks / January 30, 2013Two weeks ago I had the opportunity to be wildly spontaneous.
Two weeks ago I had the opportunity to be wildly spontaneous.
After Fun. left the stage Friday night and we all awaited the band’s encore, the audience started its usual Chirp. That’s when it hit me: This is what college is all about.
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