MAGPIE

I want to begin by stating that I’m obsessed with my apartment. Bromley 208 is, in my professional opinion, the best place on campus. Ellie is so passionate, quippy, and sassy. Anne-Milda is genuine, considerate, and radiates joy (she also speaks Norwegian, which I feel is important to note). Becca is a goofy, endearing, wickedly smart Hoosier. They make me better ((not only by instituting an accountability ‘Swear Jar’)) but by providing a loving space. I’m beyond blessed to

In Amy Poehler’s book “Yes Please”, she talks about a concept that not only is guiding wisdom but also a beautiful way to reconcile. She calls it “Good for you, Not for me”. She uses it particularly with issues of women tearing each other down and feeling like they’re in constant competition in the insatiable pursuit of “having it all”. I’ve also come to really rely on this concept, this semester in particular. It’s idea that you’ll live your own life in the pursuit of your u

I like to have imaginary conversations with Tina Fey. There, I said it. It may be weird but it is very cathartic. I like Tina Fey because she is a mom who went through what can only be described as an above-average awkward adolescence. She unabashedly embraces her inner nerd, and helps chips away at the glass ceiling in all the numerous capacities she excels in. She supports her fellow woman and isn’t afraid to poke fun. She rocks glasses and normalcy even in her stardom. She