Everyone experiences FOMO( Fear of missing out) differently, but everyone is met with anxiety during FOMO. Miles Constantino ’25 explains how FOMO could have an effect on our mental health.
Edited by Morgan Payne ’24. For more podcasts check out Devils in the Details. All podcasts are posted on the Tower Pulse.
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Learning how FOMO can effect mental health
April 4, 2024
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About the Contributor
Miles Constantino '25, Staff Writer
If anyone knows music, it's Miles Constantino “25. Composing in his spare time, Constantino takes to the stage with his pop music inspired by Imagine Dragons and Macklemore. But his talent doesn't stop in the writers room, it extends to his performance as well in both guitar and viola. Constantino also actively works towards sharpening his intellectual prowess, co-running the Chess Club, taking his love of the clever game a step further. Constantino is already strategizing on how to better the state of journalism during his first year on The Tower Newspaper.
“In the (past few) years, I’ve noticed that journalism is really poor,” said Constantino. “There’s a lot of ways you can interpret something in a specific way to alter the story without directly misleading people.”