On time is on time
“Early is on time, on time is late and late is unacceptable.” Why have we normalized this saying? I don’t understand the trend of needing to be 15
“Early is on time, on time is late and late is unacceptable.” Why have we normalized this saying? I don’t understand the trend of needing to be 15
JONAH LAGRANGE/THE CREIGHTONIAN Davis Hall and Opus Hall are among the dorms Freshman and Sophomores vie for each year. Many students consider the current lottery
Having enough time – Cece Sladovnik, Assistant Opinion Editor Time is one of my greatest nemeses. Between balancing school, work, wellness and a social life, I used to feel
The blue light of my phone glares down at me, and I glance at the time. It’s 1:34 a.m., and I have a 9 a.m. class tomorrow. I know I should go to bed, but
We shiver as we go up the steps into the familiar brown building of the Omaha Whole Foods Market ahead of us. I fling open the green-rimmed
I shiver against the brisk air, and it feels crisp against my cheek. I exhale, watching my breath create white swirls into the pitch-black night,