IN LIGHT OF FAITH | Whole-life perspective: How one young activist thinks about social justice
Oct 20, 2017 at 3:05 pm
By Jeanne Marie Hathway
As a college student, I spend much of my time deliberating the great questions of our day, not least among them: the limp salad or the pizza? Shredded carrots and dressing could spruce up the former; the latter's grease I could dab off.
But increasingly, the minimal effort required to render the inedible appealing is daunting enough that I choose not to eat at all. It's a pathetic defeat. I'm not blind to the privilege of a cafeteria at my disposal, but I know that neither will satisfy my hunger.
