Category: Life
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Reflecting on my First Quarter of College: Studying, Stress, & Social Life
A personal reflection – plus a few nuggets of wisdom I’ve obtained – on my first quarter at Cal Poly SLO.
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How CSPA changed my life
The California Scholastic Press Association Journalism Workshop is a hidden gem. Here’s how it changed my outlook on journalism, life and my own abilities.
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High School to College: Feeling Stuck In “The Middle”
I’m in a really awkward stage in my life. I like to call this feeling “the middle.” In the middle of youth and adulthood, in between high school and college, and simultaneously wanting to stay and wanting to move out, I’m confused. My mind is overwhelmed with emotions that can only be described as “bittersweet.” […]
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18 Lessons I’ve Learned Throughout 18 Years
Today is my 18th birthday! I am so incredibly grateful to have such loving friends and family who have helped me grow into the diligent, selfless woman I am today. It definitely took a village to raise me (and a large one at that), and I’m thankful for every single component of said village. That […]
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Reflecting on My College Admissions Journey
The ups and down I’ve experienced throughout my senior year.
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How I Handle Senioritis
Senior year is an incredibly exciting time for high schoolers – you’ll be applying for colleges, attending your last prom and homecoming, take your senior portraits, and graduate! However, another inevitable (and excruciating) factor of senior year is a condition that all seniors seem to be afflicted with toward the beginning of second semester (or […]
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Being in a Relationship with Someone with a Mental Illness
Living and coping with a mental illness is one thing – being in a relationship with someone who has a mental illness is another. Here are a few words of wisdom if your partner has a mental illness and you’d like some advice on how to help him/her cope.
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How to Get Over A Breakup
So your heart’s been broken. Your heart feels like it’s been split in half, your eyes are puffed up and crimson red from sobbing, and all you want to do is take a break from work and school and just go to sleep. Unfortunately, the world doesn’t stop for us when we’ve had a breakup. […]
Roselyn Romero 