Sara Chuirazzi
Sara is a current junior at Bucknell University, where she is double majoring in Psychology and English with a concentration in Creative Writing. In addition to writing, she is an avid fan of yoga, bike riding, puppy snuggles, coffee, reading, floating in the ocean, spontaneous dance parties, and anything that involves rainbow sprinkles.
Why ALS Needs Your Attention Even Without The Ice Bucket Challenge
"Thank you so and so for the nomination for the strikeout ALS ice bucket challenge, I nominate…” This was the “it” social media trend...
Why You Should Stop Letting The Past Define Your Life
Just a few weeks ago, I turned twenty-one. Oftentimes, these milestone events are surrounded by a lot of hype, which in turn puts pressure...
How To Finish Off The School Year When You’ve Caught Spring Fever
When the breeze starts blowing through those open classroom windows and the sun finally decides to shine down on our (too-pale) faces, it...
What Growing Up In A Small Town Teaches You About Life
When I was two years old, my family moved from Cincinnati to a little town in northeast Ohio called Cortland. The realization that people...
10 Emma Watson Quotes That Prove She Is The Perfect Role Model
After her speech as UN Women Goodwill Ambassador on September 20, 2014, Emma Watson revolutionized International Women’s Day this year by live-streaming a conversation...
Dear Diary: Why Keeping A Journal Is The Best Form Of Therapy
During a recent break from school, I wandered into the basement and found my “memory box.” Inside was a wide-ruled notebook covered in colorful...
Why Falling In Love With Your Best Friend Is The Greatest Thing You Can Do
The age old question is whether or not men and women can be just friends, but what happens when a friendship actually turns into...
Feminism: It’s Not About Blaming Men, It’s About Equality
This semester, I am taking two women and gender studies courses, which guarantees me a solid dose (or two) of feminism. Feminism is defined...
Four Years, For Life: Why College Friends Are The Best Friends
From a young age, we learn that friendships come and go. Maybe you were lucky enough to have the same group of friends from the...
It Gets Old: When Staying In Becomes Better Than Going Out
Freshman and sophomore year of college; most people are bright-eyed and ready to really do college the way they’ve seen it done in movies,...
