Old Sunlight Wet Pavement
I can’t I try they know they laugh I’m withering with love them.
Fair-Weather Fitness
First of all, the whole thing felt like a trick.
A Silence Haunts Me
Both artists choose the same virtue as their guide through their newly dark and silent worlds—Patience.
A Farewell to Certainty
It’s amazing how you can immediately be so nervous about something that just moments before you had no idea existed.
This Home
I’m thankful for that strange sort of nostalgia that sits in my stomach when I read about my past lives.
Gays for SAO
In my time at Calvin, conversations following SAO events allowed more freedom of thought than any other discussions of sexuality or gender in non-classroom settings on campus.
Naïve Observations and Questionable Qualifications
I can make completely brilliant points, crack absolutely hilarious jokes, and ask ridiculously insightful questions and get absolutely no response from my students. What’s up with that?
Frankie Works at Franklin Park on Franklin Avenue
That’s the thing about Frankie—he pours the glasses to the brim.
Black Eyed Peas
When Joanna and I bought groceries the next day from a store unironically named Winn-Dixie, the cashier chatted with us about our beer and asked, “So what are ya’ll doing later today?” in a way that made me feel rude for not including her.
Sankofa: The Power of Returning Home
To commemorate a time that holds both tragedy and rebirth, Ghana has declared 2019 the Year of Return.
