[Senior Speaks] Little Things
Little things turn into big things, if only you let them. Coming to IMSA, I couldn’t find words to describe myself. Like Willy Loman – from Death of a Salesman –…
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[Seniors Speak] The Reality That No One Wants to Admit
Written by Marisol Flores My back hurts from this lumpy mattress. My white flipflops are now brown thanks to the communal bathrooms. My head hurts from the girls next door…
Senior Wills 2014
With the seniors counting down their final days at IMSA, they’ve written traditional “Senior Wills” to document three years of unforgettable memories, bucket lists for the future, and last testaments…
[Seniors Speak] A Return on Investment
Written by: Dallas Eckman From being hit on multiple extremities by a representative’s umbrella to attempting to console a senator after some not-so-subtle hints towards her current family issues, working…
[Seniors Speak] A Blank Page
Written by Karen Olowu It’s 6:45. I’m climbing down the stairs of my apartment building grinning like a fool because, for once, I’m not racing to catch the train. The…
[Seniors Speak] Mental Health and Why It Matters
Written by: Sarah Valentine Most changed. It’s ironic because I think over the three years I’ve spent at IMSA, my most evident transformation occurred after I’d been voted for that…