True to form throughout most of my academic career, I have procrastinated until the very last second and am the last senior to submit a senior reflection to be featured in the paper. If you ask any of my friends they will be the first to tell you that it is not altogether uncommon to… Read More Senior Reflection: Caitlin McCauley
To be honest, I have put off writing my senior reflection as long as possible. I would like to think that it is because I feel like I have nothing new to say (which is definitely not true – I have a lot to say. Just ask my roommates), or because I am traditionally the… Read More Senior Reflection: Nicole Fellrath
I couldn’t have asked for a better time at St. Norbert College. My four years here flew by in the blink of an eye and I wouldn’t change a thing. I was welcomed by faculty and students alike with open arms. The campus has a community feel to it, which is one of the reasons… Read More Senior Reflection: Riley Haas
When I first started writing for the SNC Times, it was my second semester of freshman year. It was a totally different environment from high school. My peers talked about politics, religion and social justice and my professors encouraged class discussion. I was ecstatic. I had intelligent friends who challenged my views and I had… Read More Senior Reflection: Cate O’Brien
With nearly four full years to prepare for a senior reflection, I would have thought it would be easier. It seems like ages since I walked the tables of the involvement fair during my freshman year, signing up for every organization under the sun – and it was very hot and sunny that day. I… Read More Senior Reflection: Sammi Dyson
I’ll be blunt – when I first found out I had to do a senior reflection, my reaction was one of surprise and bepuzzlement. Despite the fact that I’m a senior, this is only my second semester as a photographer with the St. Norbert Times. (I remember putting my name on the interest list at… Read More Senior Reflection: James Viall
I began each Monday of my first college semester with an 8:00 a.m. Calculus II class. Luckily, I’m a morning person, but even so, I was a Math and Secondary Education major for only the first semester. I was an English and Secondary Education major for a while after that; it was hard changing the… Read More Senior Reflection: Elynor Gregorich
When you write joke Mortal Kombat lists and do editorials on random and often nonsensical music topics, you don’t consider how hard it is to write about yourself. Want me to write about my opinion on the divide in pop music today? Got it. Want me to rank every Rockstar game released in the past… Read More Senior Reflection: Sam Sorenson
A few nights ago, my roommates were going through old pictures from freshman and sophomore year, reminiscing about how much we have changed since then. Freshman year, I finally had a proper name. That sounds odd for most people, but as a transgender, non-binary person that came as a relief. I had been having something… Read More Senior Reflection: Jack Zampino
I’ve always been an over-planner. My best papers begin with an outline of each and every point I want to cover. I make checklists before I start packing. I write down my homework assignments in at least three different locations. I love to make lists. As a freshman, I thought I had a solid plan… Read More Senior Reflection: Maddie Wenc
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