Many of the greats
have already went their way this year. They have experienced glory and
downfall and had risen from the ashes to be remembered for all time. They
had lived full lives, maybe with certain amount of regrets, but ruled by more happy
times. They have proven that they have the talent, the guts, and the will power
to make change.
Sadly, that was not
the case for Megan Keegan, an English major from Yale University who died a few
days after her graduation in a car accident in Massachusetts. She was a
columnist for Yale Daily News, had written columns for the New Yorker and was
already slated to be an assistant in a major newspaper.
Her farewell essay as
a columnist for the university’s paper turned out to be her swan song to
life. She was an upcoming journalist. She had dreams. Not really to
become big. But just to make a difference.
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