Did you all watch the Grammy's a couple of weeks ago? Billie Elish essentially won it all. How about Justin Bieber’s musical comeback on Saturday Night Live? Oh, and did you see UNC v. Duke basketball game? How about the experimentation happening with online dating using artificial intelligence. Finally, a job exists where it’s ok,... Continue Reading →
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I spent a week in the Desert of Texas without Wifi
No, this is isn’t a story about how at peace I felt without access to the outside world, although it definitely was very peaceful. Rather, I’m going to tell you about my time as a Geology minor in Big Bend, Texas through pictures. And let’s clear up one thing…. Geology is not “rocks for jocks”... Continue Reading →
Home or the Hill?
Today, I want to tell you how my journey to Chapel Hill taught me about making decisions for personal growth. My parents were raised in an extremely family-oriented culture. By default, they raised me the same way. I lived upstairs from my grandparents’ house until I was five years old. My family was always at... Continue Reading →
The Super Bowl….Ads
The Super Bowl. The only day of the year in which people don’t ask their hopper to skip the ads. The only year when thousands of tv watchers don’t sprint to the bathroom during a commercial break. This year I was able to watch the first half of the game because I had to work... Continue Reading →
The Importance of Dipping Sauce
Chick-fil-A's dipping sauce is arguably the best part of the Chick-fil-A experience and I had to learn that the hard way. In my sophomore year of college I signed up for a 24-hour marketing case competition, (intense? Tell me about it.) called Crash Campaign. It’s actually part of the reason why I want to... Continue Reading →
Do I Deserve the Right to Claim New York: A Case Study
My name is Gabri. I was born in Brooklyn, New York. Right after my 9th birthday, my parents decided it was time to move to North Carolina. The move was rough, I missed my cousins and my Nonni. I had a hard time making friends at first. My classmates would introduce themselves to me and... Continue Reading →