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This stage (of life)

December 15, 2023 | Hannah Turner BK ‘24

I’m cast into the expanse of eyes as

I act to my best ability yet;

the lines I’d memorized now elude me.

Is “echoing what they said” worth my spot?

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I first saw it in the gnats.
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I first saw it in the gnats.

Oct 21, 2012 | By April Koh TD '14

Freshman year -- I stared at the first one with an offended grimace. Where was that thing from? Was there a pile of dung festering somewhere in my room?

Upon following it with my eyes, I soon discovered its source -- a half-finished cup of coffee left unattended for a mere few hours.

I soon learned that Yale gnats detected even the smallest hint of food and attacked every perishable drop in these dorms. This did not happen in my room back at home. I could leave dirty dishes from midnight snacks piling in my bedroom -- yes, guilty, I'm sorry -- and I would never encounter a fly, at least for a few weeks. A fly at home meant serious business and usually prompted a frantic search for its cause--which was usually something big, like a gallon of sour milk left in the sun in the living room. Something wild like that.

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