COLUMN: An ode to fireworks (and John Adams)
As we all make our plans for Independence Day in the good ole U.S. of A, there is one thing I can almost guarantee all of our 4th of July’s will have in common: fireworks.
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As we all make our plans for Independence Day in the good ole U.S. of A, there is one thing I can almost guarantee all of our 4th of July’s will have in common: fireworks.
If you were not already painfully aware, the United States is in the midst of an election year. And even though you are a citizen of the United States who probably loves their country dearly and wants the best for its future, it can be hard to keep up with all the craziness of a political race like we have going on right now.
When I was first asked to write about the opening of Escape Zones Auburn, I can honestly say I had no real understanding of what an escape room was. But, in the sprit of adventurousness and bravery, I decided that I should take Escape Zone Auburn’s challenge to voluntarily lock myself in a room and try to escape within one hour.
When I think of Auburn, I think of a busy Toomer’s Corner amongst the excitement of football season. I think of a concourse full of passionate students, and I think of a campus where there is quite literally always something going on.
Jason Branch, a doctoral student in the counselor education program in the College of Education at Auburn University, said that the biggest reward he has received throughout his ten years in counseling has been “seeing change within other people.”
On Saturday, local belly dance troupe, Village Plains Tribal Fusion, will bring the art of belly dance to Auburn for the first time through a theatrical dance show they have titled “Into the Pages: Dancing Through the Fairy’s Tales.”