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Campus Character: Anna Heldt

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By Zoe Barnes
| The Hillsdale Collegian Verified
When Anna Heldt finished the final book of the “Anne of Green Gables” series at age 13, she threw the book against the wall because she loved it so much. Courtesy | Anna Heldt Senior Anna Heldt is from Denver, Colorado and is an English major on the pre-med track. She works at the contact center and is a member of the Hippocratic society. She unapologetically loves the “Barbie” movie, “Wicked,” “Bridgerton” season two, and “The Summer I Turned Pretty:” (she’s team Conrad).
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The MET’s Paul Rudolph exhibit fails to encapsulate the creativity of architecture

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By Zoe Barnes
| The New School Free Press Verified
Paul Rudolph was an iconic American architect, known for his use of reinforced concrete and complex floor plans which set the stage for modern architecture in the late 20th and 21st centuries. Though his buildings aren’t outright flashy, he left a legacy of practicality and ethical design, and his work reflected the inherent creativity in modern architecture.
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Opinion: Am I a self-loathing Jew.

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By Zoe Barnes
| The New School Free Press Verified
Some of my favorite childhood memories include gathering around the table and lighting the Menorah candles, sitting on the floor with my cousins while playing dreidel for M&M’s, and singing “Go Down Moses” during Passover seder. I am so proud of my Jewishness, and I am so thankful I was raised with the values and traditions of Judaism.
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