To be honest, I struggled big time trying to figure out what to write about for my last post of my college career. Jeez, that’s an uplifting start to a blog. Anyway, I decided that I would use my soapbox one last time to talk about something I never thought I would write about: feminism.

Jaime Freilich '13 nostalgically looks back at her Big Red Ambition one last time.

Jaime Freilich '13 cheers on her penultimate post with a few glasses of wine and some Bacardi.

I want to start this post by saying that my heart goes out to all of those affected by the Boston Marathon explosions.

Jaime Freilich '13 nostalgically looks back and begs us to look at our 161 lists to make the most of our last few weeks on the hill this semester. 

Yesterday, the National Rifle Association released a 225-page report that called for armed police officers, security guards or staff members in every school, and urged states to loosen gun restrictions to allow trained teachers and administrators to carry weapons.

Jaime Freilich '13 tells us about her love for The Cornell Dairy Bar, which is reopening this fall.

Yesterday, Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI) unveiled a spending-and-tax plan that relies on the same proposals of his 2012 campaign to balance the federal budget in 10 years. Despite the fact that the American public largely rejected this plan when we reelected President Obama (and by a large margin, I might add), Ryan seems to think this plan is the right one.

Jaime Freilich '13 gives us her opinion on Kendrick Lamar and how, although almost no one knows who he is, at least he understands the true meaning of Slope Day ... drank ... drank ... drank.

Freilich discusses the ever-approaching sequester and wonders if there is no bluff for Obama to call now that many Republicans are more committed to reducing the size of government than ensuring a robust military.