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Submitted my thesis. Basically done with undergrad. Feeling like a champ
College Freshman Stabbed to Death After Seeing Three Young Women Being Groped and Stepping in to Help
With final exams on the horizon, Donnell Marcus Phelps was all set to finish his freshman year at Fort Valley State University in Georgia.
The 19-year-old from Marshallville had been studying agricultural engineering technology but also found time to manage the university’s tennis team.
And help those in need.
Late Tuesday afternoon he witnessed a man harassing three young ladies. The man was touching these girls in a very inappropriate way, so he decided to step in. However, he was forced to bring fists to a knife fight.
An autopsy showed Phelps was stabbed four times in the upper torso with a pocket knife with a 3.5-inch blade.
“Words cannot describe the pain that we all feel in the Fort Valley State community,” university President Paul Jones said at news conference, offering condolences to Phelps’ family, friends, students and the entire community.
Johnson described Phelps as selfless: “He always gave us hugs, and he’d always check up on us,” she added to the Telegraph.
Donnell Phelps died a hero. His Mom did an incredible job raising an amazing person. God bless this young man for his sacrificial act of bravery. His life matters.
RIP Donnell Phelps.
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Don't be scared of your size or the space you take up. You deserve to exist as much as anyone else does. It's ok to be fat.
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These feminist high schoolers are using ‘The Scarlet Letter’ to protest dress codes
Students at Charleston County School of the Arts in North Charleston, South Carolina, have had enough. Too many girls have been sent home because of a strict dress code policy that they claim targets girls unfairly. Now, they’re doing something about it. Not just to protest the dress code — but also how it’s being enforced.
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So. Badass.
All these post about teens stirring shit up, and demanding to be taken seriously really piss me off. For real tho.
Like, I’m fucking PISSED that I didn’t have the courage to stand up for myself and my peers like that when I was in high school.
I fucking adore this generation.
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There are nights when the wolves are silent and only the moon howls.
George Carlin (via wordsnquotes)
Today I presented my senior capstone, crushed my thesis presentation, and received the highest honor my department has to offer. Very rarely in my life do I stop and feel proud of myself, but today was one of those days. The amount of support I’ve received from my friends, family, and professors not only today but for the past 4 years is astounding and so rare. Seeing my parents absolutely beaming with pride made me want to burst into tears. I never thought I would achieve what I’ve achieved or become a scientist. But I have. At the end of my thesis presentation today I accidentally said “perhaps someday my technique will be used by ‘real’ scientists in future expeditions.” The only critique any of my professors had was- “You ARE a real scientist!” I am. And I am damn proud of myself.
It was our last senior seminar today, and we did that thing where there’s a piece of paper with your name and everyone writes something. It was weird and hard and Candace started crying trying to write mine, which obviously made me cry. When I was reading over my paper, the one’s that touched me the most were Pat’s and Ben’s. Ben wrote, “You’re an extremely kind and caring person- I’ve come to know you very well over the past few years, and am a better person because of it.” Pat wrote “Your selflessness and willingness to put others before yourself is one of your strongest characteristics and most inspiring. I can’t wait to share our next adventure.” For two lovely dudes who don’t often verbalize their inner feelings, this meant the world to me that they wanted to let me know that. I’m so grateful for my geo family and am devastated at the thought of leaving them in just a few short weeks.

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job application: describe your most recent leadership role
me: sometimes at crosswalks i'm the first one to start jaywalking and everyone follows me
I looked in the mirror
and I didn’t hate what I saw.
what a sense of betrayal
to my carefully cultivated self-loathing.
and it felt good