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I've been fortunate to work at The Review for one year and got to accomplish and do so many great things I could have only dreamed of doing. From covering every Delaware football game this season, highlighted by spending almost a week in Frisco, to tra...

On a shelf above my desk at The Review, is a photograph of the 1904 graduating class of The Review. The editors' formal dress and old-time hairstyles are a far cry from today, but I put that picture there to serve as a constant reminder of The Review's...

I have to give a shout-out to Alyssa, my co-Editorial Editor. The editorial section would have been a mess every week if it hadn't been for her. True (full) story. More thanks to Megan, the editorial cartoonist, for doing some phenomenal drawings e...

Looking back to my freshman year at Delaware, I never thought I would have the privilege of writing a goodbye in the school newspaper. Who knew applying to a job, making weekly videos for The Review would lead to this. But what I can say is it's a bitt...

I remember listening to Laura Dattaro, the Editor in Chief of The Review during my sophomore year, during one of my first budget meetings. As she told the staff how she'd been at the paper until 2 a.m. the night before, I thought to myself, 'Wow, that'...

Its funny how a class I took as a prerequisite lead me to a position that changed my college career. That first journalism class was one of the hardest (if not THE hardest) classes I ever took and I never wanted to take another journalism course ev...

I have been writing since a I was a little girl and up until this past fall semester, I was not even on staff yet for The Review. I cannot believe I am graduating and my time with my newspaper staff is coming to an end. I started on staff as part of ga...

I remember interviewing people in the passenger seat of a car on the way to Virginia, and writing my article during a wedding reception. It was freshman year, and it was my first article ever. I became addicted to journalism right away. The rush of a g...

I just sat here for more than 25 minutes writing an opening paragraph, deleting it and rewriting, but I've realized that nothing I can say here will adequately capture the truly life changing time I have spent at The Review. While my short one year on ...

There were two things I wanted to do when I came to college. One, be a tour guide. Two, write for the sports section of the school newspaper. Lucky for me, I accomplished both. The first I did right away. The second took a little longer. I didn't s...

'All changes are more or less tingled with melancholy, for what we leave behind is part of ourselves.' -Amelia Barr I always saw myself as a writer, but never as a journalist. It was not until only a few months ago that I decided to pursue my inter...

Imagine waking up one morning and knowing that this semester you will have the opportunity to 1. Take pictures of the Vice President of the United States of America on not one, not two, not three, but four separate occasions (and meet him). 2. Travel d...

My plan for senior year was simple: I was going to be layout editor of The Review and I would act as a senior reporter of sorts. There would be little stress. There would be a lot of free time. I would never be at The Review for 11 hour stretches on a ...

BY JESSICA SORENTINO Senior Goodbye How do I even begin? Three years ago, Elisa Lala interviewed me about politics for the Review. It was the first time I had anything to do with the paper, and one day not long after, she e-mailed me begging me t...

I never thought that when I became a part of The Review approximately 365 days ago, how much it would permeate my life (in a good way, of course) and that I'd look forward to ending each of my weekends at the office on Sundays. There have been laughs, ...

When I looked at my email May of my sophomore year and saw my name on the staff list as Student Affairs Editor, I was excited to start a new phase of my college career. But I never thought that what I had deemed as another extracurricular activity woul...

My college career has been one of experiences. Thanks to the generosity of my parents, I was able to study abroad in Australia, South Africa, England, and China. I learned to speak some Mandarin (t and agrave;i gu and igrave; le!), toured Parliament with Laure...