Zubin Khan
Articles (6 total)
Commuters can sometimes take family for granted
Commuting from home has become much more common for college students. In a recent national survey titled “How America Pays for College 2014” by Sally Mae, 54 percent of college students are now living at home.
France, Beirut and social media
A series of horrible terrorist attacks across Paris left over a hundred innocent people dead, Friday, November 13.
'First world problems' is not appropriate
The other day, while I was sitting in class, someone came in and sat in front of me. I overheard him complain to his friend about how his shower got way too hot that morning and his friend smiled and said, “First world problems,” and they both laughed.
Learn to be yourself, without outside influences
One of the most challenging parts of coming to college is finding friends. As a transfer student and commuter, it was challenging for me to find my place here at first.
Picking a major can be difficult
Often, picking a major can seem daunting. You’re straight out of high school, 18 years old and you’re expected to choose what path you want in life despite barely having experienced it yet.
Freshmen, don't ignore good opportunities
In the film “Mr. Nobody,” a 118-year old man named Nemo is beckoned to recall the details of his life.
