If you’ve read all the senior goodbye stories that have come before this one, there’s one paradox you may have noticed: nearly every writer admits just how difficult it is to begin their final column.
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I’ve had to drag my brain out of the depths of senioritis to find the slightest bit of motivation to write this. Even with my condition, I couldn’t pass up this moment to share, to write one last time...
This is my first, and last column for The Red Ledger. I have never once written a story for TRL, and I never thought that my first would be my senior goodbye. Writing this was pretty hard for me. I have...
They say that high school is where you find yourself. A place where you discover who you really are. A place where your surroundings shape you and change you. In my experience, I would say that is true....
It feels super weird to say the least as I sit here writing my senior goodbye. It truly feels like yesterday that I was a freshman walking into this school for the first time overwhelmed by what I thought...
I’ve been thinking about what to write in my senior goodbye on and off since the second I joined TRL freshman year. A lot has happened since then causing my decision to change and then change again....
The Office’s Andy Bernard once said “I wish there was a way to know you're in ‘the good old days,’ before you’ve actually left them.” This quote sounds very cliche but eventually, you will...
As I am writing this last column, I have undergone most of my high school career. I have a mere 31 school days until graduation and the weeks are flying by faster than they do over summer vacation or winter...
Writing this has been really difficult for me. I have thought about what I would write my senior goodbye over since freshman year, which seems like ages ago. But now, I absolutely hate writing my last...
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