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Author Archives: Matt Del Busto

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Student Voices: Poetry, please

Posted by: Matt Del Busto
Posted: May 10, 2017
Categories: YP Perspectives

I’d bet most people look at poetry the same way they do modern art; that is, squint at it, baffled, and walk away shaking their heads. While I’ll admit I’ve had that experience with modern art, poetry remains […]

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Student Voices: Age of Opportunities

Posted by: Matt Del Busto
Posted: March 16, 2017
Categories: YP Perspectives

The first time I felt old was in fourth grade. Why, exactly? Well, it was the first time I had to wear a sweater vest to school. I grew up wearing a uniform: navy pants, belt, solid-colored dress […]

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Student Voices: Seeking Silence

Posted by: Matt Del Busto
Posted: January 19, 2017
Categories: YP Perspectives

We live in a society consumed by noise. We live in a TV-watching, computer humming, iPhone vibrating, car honking, clock ticking, music playing society. Think about it. When is the last time you’ve driven somewhere without music? Cooked […]

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Student Voices: The necessity of multilingualism

Posted by: Matt Del Busto
Posted: November 23, 2016
Categories: YP Perspectives

In America, we take pride in a whole lot. Portion sizes, fireworks, football, rags-to-riches stories, our freedom—you name it. One thing I fear we cannot take pride in is our adaptability to the global community around us, specifically […]

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