If Maia hadn't gotten over her initial perception of me as an “arrogant, ‘finance-bro-adjacent’ sycophant.” I wouldn’t have been able to spend the last two years working on something truly special at CIS. Whilst every article was edited, deadline chased, and editorial written were highlights of my time at The Print. It was the conversation that spurred from these tasks where that made The Print special.

And we'll all float on, okay

And we'll all float on anyway

-modest mouse

-Luke

For the past four years, I’ve been a dedicated member of The Print, first as a writer, then as a section editor, then as editor-in-chief, an experience hopefully resulting in, if all goes well, being a waitress with a philosophy degree. Regardless of whatever position I held, getting people's ideas out into the world and facilitating our writers’ intentions was always rewarding, and I can only hope that The Print will remain a longstanding institution in the school after we’re gone.