April 2012
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March 2012
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Wiggle your toes: So, I went to an Obama event today... →
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As I snuggle down into the cushions of my couch and turn on my laptop, my head is still spinning. I have Go With Him (Beatles) stuck in my head, which is completely unrelated but isn’t helping to sort my thoughts.
I waited in line for an hour to get into a gymnasium stuffed full of people who…
The night will weave its magic spell: I hate it when people assume all there is to history is memorizing facts and dates →
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The more time I spend as a history major, the more I realize just how wrong that stereotype is. Of course part of history is saying who, what, when, and where, but the most important part is the why. We’re not just saying that an event happened. We discuss why the event (or whatever it is)…
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Studying History is a cycle of thinking you know everything, realizing that you know nothing, and accepting that you never will know everything.
Someone who submitted via email with the username “YAY! WOMEN!” said:
To quote the always gracious Leslie Knope….
“Uterusses before Duderusses.” I’m an Obama supporter because he doesn’t say things like “Planned Parenthood … yeah, we’ll get rid of that.”
If you don't reblog this, you're heartless.
This man was born with glass bones and paper skin.
Every morning he breaks his legs, and every afternoon he breaks his arms.
At night, he lies awake in agony until his heart attacks put him to sleep.
As a recent college graduate, I have tens of thousands of dollars in student loans to repay and I rely on health insurance from my parents. In addition, I have a uterus that I would like to continue to have control over, why would I vote for anyone other than President Obama?
“yolo” i whispered as i didn’t safely remove USB
Things I learned from Gilmore Girls
Number 86:
smiling at crazy people keeps them calm.
this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart: Anonymous asked: You realize that with a history degree there's almost nothing you can do. Unless you get a PhD and... →
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Oh yes, I am indeed aware, but thank you for the academically-posthumous advisory.
In my middle and early high school days, Bachelor’s Degrees were praised as the ultimate, all-access tokens of the working world. In 10th grade, my expectations were brought down to a more…
