Andrew Jáuregui, Staff Reporter
People have a funny way of looking back at the past with rose-tinted glasses. Memories from the “good ol’ days” are powerful enough to trigger immense feelings of joy and security, and they take us back to a time when everything was simpler and cozier. In The Nostalgia Factor, Wingspan’s Andrew Jáuregui takes a look back at the things students liked when they were younger and how they impact students today.
With the arrival of the 2020 Christmas season, many are looking back at previous Christmases, hoping to find some happiness and nostalgia to get them through the final stretching of this year. For many Redhawks, like sophomore Joanna Boss, the Christmas season brings up memories of family traditions in the kitchen. “Every Christmas Eve my family will make Christmas cookies to leave out for santa, as w...
While the arrival of autumn brings cooler temperatures and the changing of trees, it also brings on the annual summoning of the creatures from our most horrendous nightmares. It's the time of the year when spooky skeletons, wicked witches, and armies of demons and the undead will take to the streets in search of their beloved prize: Halloween candy. Although these monsters aren’t real, dawning costumes of all s...
People have a funny way of looking back at the past with rose-tinted glasses. Memories from the “good ol’ days” are powerful enough to trigger immense feelings of joy and security, and they take us back to a time when everything was simpler and cozier. Interestingly, the things we have nostalgia for, while maybe simple individually, can bring on these powerful feelings. Something as simpl...
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