Eden Scrafford, '20
June 11, 2019 • No Comments
When I was five years old, I got into a heated argument with another little girl. The debate was on the existence of fairies. When the preschool teacher intervened, she sided with the other girl and promptly told me that “There...
Casey Schneider, '20
May 29, 2019 • No Comments
I liked a lot of things when I was eleven. Ice cream, for one. And I couldn’t wait to grow up. Everything existed so obviously in Montana. I remember my mile-and-a-half morning pilgrimage to middle school, down the leafy...
Forging a New Perspective at Lake Enemy Swim
Aidan Reid, 20
May 29, 2019 • No Comments
In a secluded corner of a state long thought to be bland and lifeless, lies the nucleus of my childhood. It was among the countless cottonwood and oaks of northeast South Dakota that I developed my sense of self, and a piece of...
Payton Kastella, '20
June 11, 2019 • No Comments
On a typical winter’s evening just this year, I lay in bed trying to find a new film to watch and stumbled across the well-known classic, Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Although I had always been interested in watching it, it was...
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