Thank you, Captain
I thought it was over. It was already a few minutes past 2 p.m. The trade deadline had come, and it seemed as though the Bulls were standing pat despite
Favorite Books of 2015
For someone who wants to be a writer, I honestly don’t read too many books. Most of the books I read throughout the year are books assigned for school, and
New Year’s Eve 2015: Holding on to Hope
As I’m writing this, there are less than four hours until the New Year. I’m not one to make New Year’s resolutions, and I’m not really one to celebrate New
Two Decades
Four weeks ago, I turned 20 years old. I didn’t think much of it then, and I don’t think much of it now. I don’t find birthdays too exciting anymore. When
Farewell, Grantland
I first considered becoming a sports writer my sophomore year of high school, the 2010-2011 school year. That was the year I really started to implement sports (mostly basketball really)
World Suicide Prevention Day 2015: “You will see me tomorrow”
This post was partially inspired by Anis Mojgani’s “You’ll see me tomorrow” post. Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, and it coincides with National Suicide Prevention Week. Both events have
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2015 Summer Bucket List Evaluation
Now that it’s Labor Day Weekend, it’s time for me to accept that summer is, unfortunately, over (even if it still feels scorching hot outside). And it’s probably something that
A First Time for Florida
There’s something about Disney World that occupies children’s minds, pulls them in so much that it’s the only reason they crave a trip to Florida. That’s how it was for me anyway.
The Power of Words: Meeting Jamie Tworkowski
I’m not one to smile often, and I never have been. I keep a straight face most of the time, and maybe that’s just my being an introvert. But there
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Yes, I am both a Bulls fan and a LeBron fan
The first sport I can remember being exposed to is basketball. I didn’t grow up with cable television, so the NBA Finals was pretty much all the basketball I would watch for a