Presentation Remarks

Taylor: beautiful. Listening to Taylor read her paper, I remembered her way with language that most people would kill for. She writes explicitly, but also with fluidity and tone.
Using her diary was the perfect humorous addition to her paper, and it also lent credulity to everything she said.

Sam: smart. Sam states the connections she has drawn between these many books, both in and outside of class, in such a warm and inviting way. I love listening to her read her words; her voice is so pure and melodious, and from it flow all of these insightful ruminations. This is what our experience has been about over the course of our undergraduate years: learning to draw parallels, make connections, and most importantly, learning to think.

Tai: knock your socks off hilarious. and also smart. Tai took the topic of death and moulded it into a piece that we could all laugh at, but also relate to. Also his slip up (that everyone seems to make) in telling the Rabbi that he was in it for the money is priceless.