By Michelle Tian Yup, we’re five days into the semester and I’m already questioning my existence. I knew it would happen, but I expected the anxiety to kick in halfway through the second week. This is just too early. God knows what I’ll be like in May. I’m absolutely convinced that everything is fake and […]
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