My Life As A Labelmaker

It’s easy to label to people. I find it particularly easy at Gettysburg College. When I assign a label to someone, it’s like it appears in big red letters across their forehead. Sometimes my snap judgment comes from what they’re wearing. Salmon colored pants? FRATERNITY, BRO, PREP. Sometimes it comes from what they say. “Dude that chick’s a femi-nazi.” MISOGYNIST, PRIVILEGED, JERK. My judgment comes from all sorts of different places but the important part is that my initial judgment sticks. It sits there, tattooed on people’s foreheads, staring at me, and it’s the only thing I see from that point forward. [excerpt

My Life

A personal story by Thomas Newman, a resident of Fifty Washington Square, Newport, Rhode Island. His work has appeared in In the Heart of the City, a literary magazine produced by the residents of Fifty Washington Square. He hopes to be a photographer

My life

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(Thankful) and Having the Time of My Life

Postcard from Meghan Seifert, during the Linfield College Semester Abroad Program at the American University Center of Provence in Aix-en-Provence, Franc

My Life Story

The autobiography of Kittie Smith, the Taylor student who was born without arms. The booklet features several photographs and images of her art and handiwork.https://pillars.taylor.edu/history_books/1040/thumbnail.jp

MY LIFE AS TUTOR: Reflections on Two Recent Experiences

In this final report, I briefly reflect on two parallel teaching experiences as tutor. Besides, I briefly view such experiences in interaction with my research work, private life and new teaching position. In harmony with my conception of teaching, I avoid the standard formal style of reports and try an interactive dialogue with the reader.Comment: 9 pages (tex

All My Life

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