Nelli Rojas-Cessa (nelli-rojas-cessa)

Nelli Rojas-Cessa (’24) is an Opinions writer and Art member. Her favorite subjects to write about are current local events, morality, and personal experiences. In her spare time, she enjoys drawing and listening to R&B music.

Opinions

On Being Multicultural

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

Being multiracial has expanded my perspective in so many ways, though many people who don’t understand it can be detrimental influences. Still, one has to pave their own way.

Issue 9, Volume 114

Opinions

Alternative Classes for Art Appreciation

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

The Art Appreciation class requirement is not a good use of time and effort and should be replaced with alternative tracks.

Issue 17, Volume 113

Opinions

Christmas Is Better Than Halloween

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

After evaluating the modern Christmas and Halloween holidays in terms of iconic media and individual importance, Christmas remains superior.

Issue 4, Volume 113

Opinions

Abortion Rights Are Not Solely an American Issue

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

The lack of women’s rights and abortion rights in Latin America is not discussed enough and needs to be addressed.

Issue 16, Volume 112

Opinions

Why Parallel Universes Exist

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

The idea of parallel universes is genuinely possible and can be explained with three theories, each approaching the subject in its own distinct way.

Issue 9, Volume 112

Opinions

Bring Back AP Human Geography

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

Next year’s freshmen should have the right to sign up for AP Human Geography because this class teaches concepts that are not found elsewhere and has an integral role as the only humanities AP class offered to freshmen.

Issue 5, Volume 112

Opinions

Cringe Culture Isn’t Funny. It’s Bullying.

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

Cringe culture is repackaged bullying, with people collectively making fun of individuals for being what is deemed embarrassing or shameful at that point in time.

Issue 1, Volume 112

Opinions

How to Bear with Loneliness During Quarantine

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

The solution to loneliness from remote learning is to accept it by realizing having friends is not the only way to be happy.

Issue 12, Volume 111

Opinions

How to Bear with Loneliness During Quarantine

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

The solution to loneliness from remote learning is to accept it by realizing having friends is not the only way to be happy.

Issue 12, Volume 111

Opinions

Why Socialization Events are Unappealing

Nelli Rojas-Cessa

Socialization events fail to make natural and long-lasting friendships, but we can take steps on our own by removing the focus on friendship entirely or becoming self-sufficient in creating friends.

Issue 8, Volume 111

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