The Views from The Vision: The Teenage Experience
Juniors Gracie Rowland, Fiona Dawe, and Muneebah Umar talk about the teenage experience, discussing everything from college to their sense of imposter syndrome. Edited by: Alden Wiygul
May 7, 2020
*This story was originally published to The Vision on January 30, 2020
Juniors Gracie Rowland, Fiona Dawe, and Muneebah Umar talk about the teenage experience, discussing everything from college to their sense of imposter syndrome.
Edited by: Alden Wiygul
Alden Wiygul lives in Columbus, MS. She is the Social Media Editor and hopes to expand The Vision and reach more people. Most of her time is spent working...
Gracie Rowland is a junior from Columbus, Mississippi. She enjoys drinking copious amounts of Diet Coke and coffee, reading angst-y poetry, and re-watching...
Muneebah Umar, the Lead Copy Editor for The Vison, lives in Starkville, MS. She is a part of the MSMS Class of 2021. She has done numerous activities such...
Fiona Dawe is a staff writer from Starkville, MS. She enjoys cooking, traveling, and running. Also, she is trying to become more environmentally friendly...
Intriguing discussion with interesting perspectives. The panelists may want to consider how a related psychological concept, the fundamental attribution error, plays a role in such things. A short explanation can be found here: https://youtu.be/Alw8DEwmmB4 .