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What’s in a Name? The Etymology and Romanticization of Fall
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What’s in a Name? The Etymology and Romanticization of Fall
Photo by Lina Kivaka from Pexels There’s a chill in the air, The leaves are beginning to turn and campus is starting to look like the next episode of Gilmore Girls. Students are breaking out sweaters, pumpkin spice, and summoning the academic comeback of a lifetime which is only possible in this specific season, fall. Or is it autumn? Ever get confused why there are two terms for the same season? The sporadic use of these terms can be attribute…
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