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Show Opinion FORUMFORTNIGHTLY.COM Hillary Fowler Editor-in-Chi- ef rearing act Growing up, I never really talked to my brother. He was there, but conversations rarely went much deeper than pass the potatoes. EDITOR-IN-CHIE- F HILLARY FOWLER ASSOCIATE EDITOR HOLLY KING ONLINE EDITOR I took him for granted. PETER CHEW He is now around the world fighting BUSINESS MANAGER RILEY SHELDON in Afghanistan. Having a family member stationed overseas has made me realize there is more happening than anyone knows. PRODUCTION MANAGER JACKSON LINK ASSISTANT EDITORS EMILY SENOSKY I no longer take him for granted. SMYTHE EDDY ADVISER Each day he is away from home, his life is on the line. I often reflect back on our time together and wish I would have taken advantage of it. In some ways, I KIMZARKIN MATT BAKER STAFF REPORTERS feel closer to him now than I did when he was right next to me I now know how important, and fleeting, relationships can be. Time is an interesting concept. When we want it to go fast, it never ends then we end up wondering where it went. Benjamin Franklin said, Lost time is never found again. When it comes to relationships and those you love, time will disappear before your eyes. College seniors, including myself, are bombarded with questions this time of year the most popular being, What are you doing after graduation? Most of us associate this with finding a job it can mean much more, and it should. We finally have time to be with our loved ones, explore relationships and find out what life is about. Several decisions need to be made what jobs to apply for, where to live, whether to travel or work. Mistakes should, and will, happen. We may invest time doing the wrong thing, fall into debt or move too soon. Keep the people in your life in mind as you make mistakes and life choices. Dont forget where you came from. The decisions I make at this pivotal stage in life remind me of my brother and the time we wasted. This time around, I wont take anything for granted. I would do anything to be able to tell him, Pass the potatoes and watch him roll his eyes. ANABEL ALVARADO. MANUEL DUENAS. AUSSA FINN. TREE HERNANDEZ. ELAN A JADALLAH. editor-in-chi- ef BRYSON LOVELL. BECCARETTENBERGER. online editor business manager EMILY SENKOSKY. JESSICA VANLEEUWEN. ERIC WATSON. MICHELLE WOODARD CONTACT 1840 S. 1300 online manager assistant editors production manager Contact forumeditorwestminstercollege.edu for applications. Interviews will be held March 29. E. SHAW L3 SLC, UTAH EDITORIAL PHONE: 801.832.2320 forumeditorwestminstercollege.edu 1 Metric units 5 Attention getter 9 Mojave plant 14 Genesis victim 15 Distort 16 Checked out, forumbusinesswestminstercollege.edu LETTERS Submit letters to the editor and opinion pieces to forumeditorwest-minstercollege.ed- u with "Opinion as the subject line. 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