Senioritis
I have it. And I’m not even graduating this year.
— Kaitlin
Come back, sports
After the Silver and Gold scrimmage the Idaho Vandals sports seasons will be done, with the exception of tennis, track and golf. That’s just not enough sports for us fans.
— Madison
Three weeks
Send lawyers, guns and money.
— Kasen
Wise words
I received a few much needed words of wisdom this week: “Rule No. 1 — do not sweat the small stuff. Rule No. 2 — it’s all small stuff. Don’t worry and be happy.” Sometimes it’s easy to get caught up in the small, petty stuff, but it’s important to remember most of it isn’t going to matter a year from now.
— Britt
$228 Million
The number of dollars in deferred maintenance at UI. Sorry geography professor, but I don’t think we’ll be replacing every heater on campus in order to reduce our carbon footprint any time soon.
— Kaitlyn
Undefeated
The Journ***sts in Paris intramural soccer team is going to the playoffs.
— Lindsey
Grown up
I applied for my first adult apartment. It’s smaller and costs more than my current one. That’s how I know I’m an adult.
— Katy
Quotable
“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t know it well enough.” -Albert Einstein
— Molly
Shout out
To my wonderful mother and aunt for making the 16-hour drive to see me for two days.
— Theo
Summer
Looking forward to this summer. It will be quite an east coast adventure, hopefully with a healthy mix of chemistry, photography and fun.
— Philip
Hello …
… to my cousin visiting me all the way from Belize.
— Amrah
Road trip
I’m excited to spend a few hours driving, reflecting on my life and singing along to mix tapes during the drive to Missoula Saturday. It’s been awhile since I’ve had some “me” time.
— Elisa
Let them come
Twenty-five pages and five assignments between me and graduation. Here goes nothing.
— Dylan
Respect
No matter what happens in the following weeks, I just want the people of Sacramento to know I respect all they’ve done to support their franchise. Here’s to hoping that one day the Sonics and Kings will do battle on the basketball court, and not the political arena.
— Sean
