Exposure Therapy was born in August of 2019 in Burlington, Vermont. The summer before senior year I traveled with the Experiment in International Living Leadership Institute South Africa, a program...
When I was a freshman, I took Honors Civics where we learned about the Constitution and American politics. I loved that class; I loved the people in it, I loved the teacher and I especially loved...
Being a person with anxiety and a high school student are two identities that are simply not compatible. Many of the hurdles set in place for people like me are not only easily avoidable but fueled...
Eden Prairie High School has a high reputation that they like to uphold. We’re a respectable, kind, diverse, welcoming school. But that’s not always the case for most minority students here....
I have always had trouble fitting in. I’ve always been a “weird” person, a “different” person. A lot of people don’t like to hang around “weird” people, so I’ve always had trouble...
No, I don’t speak Indian. No, I don’t eat curry. No, I am not a Hindi. No, the dot on my forehead does have meaning. To me. It is my identity. One can only ignore ignorance for so long; mere...
People are regularly surprised when I tell them my intended career path. My teachers and peers alike often tell me, “you’re so bubbly and outgoing, why would you ever want to work with computers?”...
When I tell others that my experience at EPHS has been positive, it does not mean that I do not struggle on a day to day basis with some aspects of my school day. The way I am viewed by those around...
As a standing member of the EPHS community, I should have the ability to feel included and welcomed in all aspects of my experiences, but as I get farther and farther into my time here at Eden...
