Where to Go from Here?
By Sophia Sewpersad This year has been a year of change, to say the slightest. Looking back, The Delphian has been the part of my academic journey that has been a place of creativity and growth. Managing the features section with Kyle, and handling the shift to a revamped version of our social media page was a challenge at first (change isn’t always the easiest), but growing with a team…
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To The Delphian: Thank You
By Troy Cofie Strange to think that almost a year ago I was asked by our previous Editor-in-Chief, Joseph D’Andrea, to be the next Opinions Editor for the Delphian. I technically was supposed to be deputy Opinions Editor, but, unexpectedly, that wasn’t the case. I had to step into the role with no training, but I was ready to take on the new challenge. I’ll admit, it was a lot…
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Learning Not to Constantly Fear What’s Next
By Josephine Scalia I don’t particularly like change. I never have, and I likely never will. At the same time, it is inevitable, leaving me in a bit of a predicament. Recently, I woke up in a sheer panic realizing that graduation was only a few weeks away. While I obviously knew about this event looming over my head as it is effectively what I have worked tirelessly for, I…
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Still Figuring It Out
By Kyle Arjoonsingh I don’t think I fully appreciated Adelphi while I was here, and maybe that’s the most honest way to say goodbye. Leaving high school in 2022 felt strange because I’ve never been a fan of change. It’s not that change is bad, it just doesn’t feel comfortable in the moment. Now, as I reach the end of my final semester, I can say with confidence that I…
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To Read or Not to Read?
By Errah Fawad That is the question rattling bibliophiles and students with deadlines awake at night (I am both). Peering at my bedside table, I see Ocean Vuong’s “Emperor of Gladness” and The Selected Poetry of Rainer Marie Rilke stacked between neuroscience research articles and assigned texts on anthropological theory. These readings typically range from high-priority to leisurely, but the categories become irrelevant when the clock turns and the books…
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