Alba Sinusia Lozano | Columnist

Alba Sinusia Lozano, graduate teaching assistant for World Languages, Literature and culture, is a columnist for The Plainsman.

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Columns

COLUMN | The philosophy of ghosting

By Alba Sinusia Lozano | Columnist | November 13

Ghosting is the quickest way out of any situation, but have you ever wondered where it comes from? Whether you are the victim or the perpetrator, you can learn many lessons about what it means to be human from this online practice. Even though we live in a world permeated by screens, we must consider the internal values that our online behavior conveys.

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Opinion

COLUMN | The perks of embarrassing yourself

By Alba Sinusia Lozano | Columnist | October 25

Comfort zones certainly feel good, but they are not always what's best for us. Sometimes, it is healthier to abandon these comfort zones and embarrass ourselves. This process helps us authentically learn and grow.

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COLUMN | An international student's perspective on a new culture

By Alba Sinusia Lozano | Columnist | October 17

An international student shares her perspective about transitioning from her home country to living in The United States and doing school at Auburn University.

Alba Sinusia Lozano | Columnist

COLUMN | The philosophy of ghosting

COLUMN | The perks of embarrassing yourself

COLUMN | An international student's perspective on a new culture

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