off the cuff

Final stand

The end is near but I won’t start slacking off. Finishing on a good note is better than crashing into a procrastination wall.

— Luis

Fake news

Check the sources, fools. Credibility is important. Noobs.

— Erin

Bowl bound

This is the first time the Vandal football team will go to a bowl game in my college career. We expected, and we won. #StartTheBand

— Jack

Currency

Fun fact: Venezuelan currency is now weighed by shops to figure out worth because of hyper inflation.

— Griffen

Culture shock

The world is so much bigger than any single person, place, issue or success. Take time to look at the bigger picture and appreciate everything life has given you, but don’t forget to look ahead and try to take advantage of every learning opportunity that may arise.

— Diamond

Snow

I get it. It’s a recurring thing. It happens every year. It is almost December. But that doesn’t mean I have to like the stuff.

— Claire

Snow

It’s a love-hate relationship. I love it when classes get cancelled and hate it when my car is blanketed.

— Hailey

OTC curse

Over the holiday week, I thought of several off-the-cuff statements and now my mind’s a complete blank now that I’m finally able to put something down. I feel like this when writing a book or during a test. #Writerproblems

— Catherine

Holiday music

Lots of people like to say they don’t listen to holiday music but they are also the people you always find singing along. Holiday music is life.

— Tea

Shout-out

To all of the UI professors who put their final exams on Blackboard. You guys are the best.

— Josh

Preparation

Being prepared is key in active shooter situations, as demonstrated Monday at Ohio State. Thankful for the speedy law enforcement response. Go Buckeyes.

— Tess

Homestretch

T-minus approximately 504 hours.

— Kevin

Cheer

If anyone is wondering why I look so cheerful walking to class, it’s because there is Christmas music coming out of my headphones.

— Mihaela

Thanksgiving conversation

A woman told me over Thanksgiving dinner that truth is not a fundamental pillar of journalism anymore. I let her know how very, very wrong she was, and proceeded to talk at length about my excellent UI journalism education.

— Lyndsie

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