Hisham Awartani

I guess reconnecting with my childhood, seeing the things that are more familiar, it's like, wow, a lot has changed. I kind of drove that home. There are lots of things that are different in my life now, permanently. But, you know. What's the use in kicking yourself over things that have been lost?

My main priority at that point was just to call 911. So I tried to, like, open my phone and then, you know, when there's, like, liquid on your phone, it, like, messes up. So I got actually locked out of my phone because I couldn't put in the password right. But then I went, like, to the emergency thing. So I ended up calling 911. I didn't know if I was going to survive.

My main priority at that point was just to call 911. So I tried to, like, open my phone and then, you know, when there's, like, liquid on your phone, it, like, messes up. So I got actually locked out of my phone because I couldn't put in the password right. But then I went, like, to the emergency thing. So I ended up calling 911. I didn't know if I was going to survive.

My main priority at that point was just to call 911. So I tried to, like, open my phone and then, you know, when there's, like, liquid on your phone, it, like, messes up. So I got actually locked out of my phone because I couldn't put in the password right. But then I went, like, to the emergency thing. So I ended up calling 911. I didn't know if I was going to survive.

Didn't know if my friends were alive. I was like, this is how it ends. I mean, I was like, you know, it was never outside of the realm of possibility for me, for that to happen to me. But I always expected it to be like in the West Bank and never in Burlington.

Didn't know if my friends were alive. I was like, this is how it ends. I mean, I was like, you know, it was never outside of the realm of possibility for me, for that to happen to me. But I always expected it to be like in the West Bank and never in Burlington.

Didn't know if my friends were alive. I was like, this is how it ends. I mean, I was like, you know, it was never outside of the realm of possibility for me, for that to happen to me. But I always expected it to be like in the West Bank and never in Burlington.

I mean, I've always loved history, and archaeology, I feel like, is not a more objective take on history, but it's just another way of looking at things. You know, in history, you often get lost in the big picture of, like, you know, King X declares war and whatever, or, like, larger political systems, whereas in archaeology, it's just more personal.

I mean, I've always loved history, and archaeology, I feel like, is not a more objective take on history, but it's just another way of looking at things. You know, in history, you often get lost in the big picture of, like, you know, King X declares war and whatever, or, like, larger political systems, whereas in archaeology, it's just more personal.

I mean, I've always loved history, and archaeology, I feel like, is not a more objective take on history, but it's just another way of looking at things. You know, in history, you often get lost in the big picture of, like, you know, King X declares war and whatever, or, like, larger political systems, whereas in archaeology, it's just more personal.

It gives you a better idea of how people lived their lives.

It gives you a better idea of how people lived their lives.

It gives you a better idea of how people lived their lives.

I mean, even beforehand, I was quite a private person, so.

I mean, even beforehand, I was quite a private person, so.

I mean, even beforehand, I was quite a private person, so.

I don't know. I mean, I hope that just in the future, not that people will forget, but that, I don't know. I'll be able to grow out of it and do things on my own and be known by those things. I'll try to keep a low profile, but it's not that easy in a wheelchair.

I don't know. I mean, I hope that just in the future, not that people will forget, but that, I don't know. I'll be able to grow out of it and do things on my own and be known by those things. I'll try to keep a low profile, but it's not that easy in a wheelchair.

I don't know. I mean, I hope that just in the future, not that people will forget, but that, I don't know. I'll be able to grow out of it and do things on my own and be known by those things. I'll try to keep a low profile, but it's not that easy in a wheelchair.

Yeah, especially on Brown Campus.