et another semester at Trinity has slipped through my fingers. Granted, I am only a sophomore, but I feel as if I've been here forever. I started working on the Journal staff last year as a young and naive freshman who had absolutely no direction in life. Now, one and a half years later, I still have no direction in my life (quite frightening, if I do say so myself), yet I seek solace in the constant flow of satisfaction and success that the Trincoll Journal provides to me. My favorite articles this year are the On The Road series; definitely some worth while perusing if you have the time.

Looking forward to the future... I don't even know what I'm doing tomorrow let alone the next five months of my life, but I do know that the Journal will keep producing amazing issues full of star studded graphics by the best damn photographers this side of the Rockies.

NOTE : To whom it may concern, Sorry for the brevity of this blurb, but all of my writing skills have been exhausted by the cruel and unusual punishment professors like to call exams and 20 page papers. All stress aside, have a restful holiday season and I'll see you in January.

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