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This was my favorite article this year! I've always wanted to express my gratitude to the people who work at Waseda University and support my student life, but I was unsure of how to approach them. Thanks to the job introduction this time, I now have the confidence to say thank you for always doing ____! I also think that interviews like this with working adults, especially those who are not company employees or civil servants, which are typical of Waseda students, are valuable. I hope they continue to do more. (3rd year, School of Education)

I noticed it, but I think I was pretending not to notice it. When you introduce them like this, I think that the eye will be able to see them as a person, not just as a scene, and think, "Oh, that's the person in the article," or, "I'm glad that this person is always smiling." It was a very good article. Thank you very much (2nd year student School of Social Sciences)

I was encouraged by the clear statement that there is no right answer in life. I have a friend who is struggling with this issue, so I would like to recommend this article to him (1st year student, School of Creative Science and Engineering)

I have had the experience of being told "That's because you're from Waseda" on a number of occasions. I wanted to find my own axis without being distracted by the name of the school or the public's opinion. I also learned for the first time that there is such a field in education (2nd year School of Human Sciences)

I really liked the drama "silent" and looked forward to watching it every week, and I'm already looking forward to the next one. However, I didn't know that the producer had a connection to Waseda. I was shocked to find out that someone I felt was so far away wasn't actually that far away (2nd year School of Law)

The words "It's because I'm not a genius that I can increase the number of people I can rely on" really struck me. I'm not a genius either, but I didn't have much courage to rely on others. But when I heard these words, I realized that people are destined to live by helping each other. I want to increase the number of people I can rely on as I move forward in my career (4th year School of Sport Sciences)

The talk about "fixed-point observation of everyday life" really struck a chord with me. I thought it was a wonderful idea to take a fresh look at things that we don't even think about and take for granted, to become aware of our own values, and thereby to confirm our existence. I will also try to live my daily life with this awareness and increase my awareness of small things (1st year School of Culture, Media and Society)

I always see it when I go to Waseda Station and I wondered why it has an odd number like 59 years since publication, but I realized that even that is an eye-catching design. I thought it would be interesting to look at this advertisement from various perspectives from now on (1st year School of Law)

As a student who is far removed from theater, I realized that Waseda has a culture of theater because there are so many theater-related facilities. Waseda is certainly diverse, but because of that diversity and the large number of students, I felt that I only knew about my own community (2nd year School of Culture, Media and Society Society)

I learned for the first time that Kote-san was a member of a drama student club at Waseda University. I was amazed to hear him refer to the area behind Okuma Auditorium as "Kumaura" and talk about his memories with Masato Sakai. I love the Theater Museum and I think it would be great if more people came here. (1st year master's student, Japanese Language Studies)