Dear Readers,
Happy Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re celebrating with your sweetheart, a galentine, or having a self-care night alone, take some time to enjoy the things, and people, you love in your life. While it may be one of the less serious holidays in our yearly repertoire, it provides a phenomenal opportunity to tell the people that you love in your life just that. Use the day to reach out and appreciate those who have been there for you from day one. I promise you, they’ll love to hear it.
It’s hard to believe that we’re already entering our fifth week back at school. Our seniors just toasted to 100 days until graduation, an event that seems so far but will come so fast. In my opinion, spring semester always whips by twice as fast as the fall. With the warm weather and spring break approaching, there’s so much to look forward to that it can become easy to let some of the less-fun aspects of life fly by in the background. Try to slow it down when you can, and absorb both the good and not-so-great around you in these moments. As I’m sure our seniors will tell you, once you start reaching that 100 days mark, you’ll wish that you had.
This week’s issue is one of my favorites so far – not because we provide a lot of hard-hitting stories – but because of the diversity of clubs and students showcased. One of my favorite aspects of Manhattan College is that we are a place that truly has something for everyone, and I think this week’s issue in particular showcases that. To anyone our writers spoke with this week, thank you for talking to us, sharing your opinion, and letting us provide a look into the window of your worlds with our readership.
Please keep reaching out to us. We have received many comments on our website, emails, and even in-person feedback about our recent issues. We always want to hear your opinion on what we’re doing great with and what we can improve upon. Open communication is the lifeblood of our publication, and your support means everything.
That’s all from me for now – until next week,
