After feeling inspired by voting in a local election, Katherine Herrera decides to run for Mayor of McAllen and enlists the help of her unfulfilled, unhappy, and unqualified millennial friends to launch her campaign and get her elected. Headstrong and determined, a mixture of Leslie Knope and Selina Meyer, she dives straight into the world… Continue reading Student Festival 1st Scene Reading: A Guide To Basic Politics, by Hiram Alexander Orozco
In life, we come across many people who embody everything we do not want to be. Given that most people are generally predisposed to be kind and considerate, the time at which we cross paths with the people who drive us insane is often tainted by a circumstance that brings out the worst in them.…
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Your mindset is what’s constructing your life. If your brain is the hardware, your mindset is the software. It’s telling you how to function, what to do, and what to believe in. 1,613 more words
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This is the year that you clear your path so that you can finally see the light on the horizon. This is the year that you stop playing the same old games that got you stuck in the first place. 684 more words
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Aries You should understand it’s not your job to fix everyone you consider broken. Taurus You should understand your hard work isn’t automatically going to get you what you want. 151 more words
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In the early stages of a relationship, you don’t want to be stuck doing all the work. You don’t want to be the only one initiating texts. 505 more words
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No two people experience grief the same way. There is no one right way to do it. When you see someone go through a loss, sometimes, you empathize, because you know what it’s like to feel that way. 578 more words
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