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Month: September 2023

Update from Miss BYU: I’m happy, I teach students, and I’m from Maryland

September 30, 2023October 31, 2023 by Sophia Willis

I have recently begun to greatly appreciate the contributions and impacts that teachers have on my life and general state of happiness. You’d think that I would have realized this earlier, given my plan of the past three years to study to become a secondary education teacher, but my motivation to become a teacher really…

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On forbidden cupcakes, overstimulated amygdalae, and the underappreciated art of registering one’s dissatisfaction without making a scene (vol. xxvii, no. 9)

September 29, 2023September 30, 2023 by Timothy Willis

Dear Family, Attendees of Carrie’s wedding in Portland earlier this month may have heard something about a boorish (and possibly inebriated) guest who, only seconds after being told for the tenth time in two hours that the dessert table was still off limits, angrily thrust his right paw into the center of a large plate…

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Ari’s EPISTOLARIUS — May-Sept 2023

September 22, 2023September 29, 2023 by Ari Willis

Dear Family,  If you are reading this, you may have noticed a couple of things. First and foremost, I have not written a letter since April. I swear I’ve been meaning to, but I only ever manage to find the motivation in the middle of a month, at which point I think, “Well, I should…

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