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SHELBY YORK

Reflecting on my indecisiveness

By SHELBY YORK | November 15, 2021

COURTESY OF JOHN D’CRUZ
York addresses the unfair expectations placed on women and their bodies from a young age.

Learning how to “be a girl”

By SHELBY YORK | October 18, 2021

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York reflects on her previously rushed approach to life, and how she’ll begin to take her time with life.

I need to stop rushing the future

By SHELBY YORK | September 12, 2021

COURTESY OF SHELBY YORK
York is both excited and nervous about leaving her small town next year.

Reflecting on my imminent move from home

By SHELBY YORK | April 24, 2021

COURTESY OF KATY WILNER
York discusses adjusting to the workload in her first year at Hopkins.

Challenging my perfectionism

By SHELBY YORK | March 27, 2021

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York dispels underclassmen concerns over selecting a major, arguing that there is no such thing as a useless major.

Busting the myth of useless majors

By SHELBY YORK | November 11, 2020

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