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September 18, 2021

ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN

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Tuschman adjusts to her first semester on campus.

Feeling like a fraud

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | September 5, 2021

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Tuschman, a freshman, is excited to finally be on campus in the fall.

Looking forward to change

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | April 17, 2021

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Tuschman’s grandmother is pictured in the center.

Reflecting on my grandmother's illness

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | March 27, 2021

The class every pre-med should take

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | March 15, 2021

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Linda Pastan’s poem “Why Are Your Poems So Dark?” strongly resonated with Tuschman as a child.

The ups and downs in my journey with poetry

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | February 20, 2021

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Tuschman reaffirms her decision to stay at home this semester.

The "FOMO" can wait

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | January 30, 2021

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Tuschman finds Americans’ lack of confidence in health-care workers disheartening.

How the pandemic has impacted my perspective on medicine

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | November 21, 2020

Struggling in my search for silver linings

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | October 24, 2020

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Tuschman, a freshman, looks back at the past few months at home.

Living in limbo

By ABIGAIL TUSCHMAN | October 3, 2020

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