OpinionWe save the worms we think we deserve

We save the worms we think we deserve

This article was published on January 9, 2019 and may be out of date. To maintain our historical record, The Cascade does not update or remove outdated articles.
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If I were going to write a missed connections post on Craigslist, it would probably go a little something like this: It was my first year. The fire alarm was pulled in the middle of class and I marched out into the rain just like everyone else. You were a worm in the mud I noticed just as everyone was heading inside, and I panicked and reacted by awkwardly sticking out my arms to stop people from stepping on you. Finally someone just picked you up and moved you, but I thought we really had something while it lasted. A faculty member passing by said earnestly, “Thank you so much for saving that worm. They’re beautiful creatures.” And you know what? She was right. Worm, if you’re out there reading this, I’m right here waiting, baby.

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Chandy is a biology major/chemistry minor who's been a staff writer, Arts editor, and Managing Editor at The Cascade. She began writing in elementary school when she produced Tamagotchi fanfiction to show her peers at school -- she now lives in fear that this may have been her creative peak.

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