Wrtiing Eases the Mind
I can not believe how much worry my decision to quit the paper has caused me the past couple of days. I have come to terms with my resignation, but fears of future follies still resonate throughout my head. I think the worries need to stop today, and I just need to focus on what lies ahead. Uncertainty is a part of life.This was a quick post to ease my mind. My next will actually be something more worthwhile, not an online manuscript of sorrow.Peace out cub scout!

Thoughts on a scary decision
I haven't posted a blog on here in ages. Pathetic. I should be writing almost daily if I want to achieve success in this shrinking industry. Pathetic, that I would quit the Daily Iowan in a time of journalistic peril, and a time where a non-affiliation with a student newspaper raises red flags to all future employers.Unfortunately, I made the decision to terminate my allegiance to the University of Iowa student newspaper to pursue a high level of achievement in academia. I currently possess a 3.6 gpa at the university of the Hawkeyes, but the paper is/was killing me. I currently have no A's for the first time in a semester. The paper demanded 30 hours a week of my time for no pa