Fitting In

There's always that one grad student who feels like they don't quite fit in. And by "that one" I mean all of them. They all feel that way sometimes. 




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Idea

The professor had some BIG IDEAS for the course this fall...

Feelings

Reese knew that they had to put their feelings about undergrad behind them now that they were in graduate school.

But they were such happy feelings...

Of course ultimately they were just feelings. Nothing more than feelings.