Covid-19 and a dream
I’ve known since I was in middle school that I wanted to be a journalist. For me, it was sophomore year at Villa Angela-St.
I’ve known since I was in middle school that I wanted to be a journalist. For me, it was sophomore year at Villa Angela-St.
In unprecedented times, we are battling not only the external threats, but the internal. With a lot of time on our hands, there’s pressure to accomplish so many things when, in reality, our body and mind are processing trauma.
I stopped at the gas station, not wanting to show up to see my auntie empty handed. It was a spur of the moment visit, as I was coming off a near emotional breakdown. I was coming off the biggest mistake of my life at the time, one I was sure would haunt me forever.
Editor’s Note: Wesley Allen is a student enrolled in Dr. Leo Jeffres’s Specialized Writing class.
Editor’s Note: Samra Karamustafic is a student enrolled in Dr. Leo Jeffres’s Specialized Writing class.
Editor’s Note: Robert Fenbers is a student enrolled in Dr. Leo Jeffres’s Specialized Writing class.
Editor’s Note: Mary Spinelli is a student enrolled in Dr. Leo Jeffres’s Specialized Writing class.
Editor’s Note: Jada Lumpkin is a student enrolled in Dr. Leo Jeffres’s Specialized Writing class.
Editor’s Note: Jake Moore is a student enrolled in Dr. Leo Jeffres’s Specialized Writing class.