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Pete Recommends: A Critical Reappraisal of Stairway to Heaven
“But both in spite and because of this ubiquity, “Stairway to Heaven” gets a little slept on, relegated to the status of “rock classic” and thought of as a song more to be heard than to be enjoyed.”
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Solutions of the Spirit: Art Under Climate Threat
Advocating for art and creativity despite despair about the environment.
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Reading Up on Palestine
A Nass writer looks to two books as scholarly introductions to the occupation.
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Peter Taylor ’22 Reflection
“I had made a positive impact on someone else; I had connected through my words to another mind, another person.”
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine and the Limits of the Liberal Imagination
Wherein a Nass writer looks at the popular sitcom from a more radical angle.
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Rub-A-Dub-Dub, Two Men in a Tub: Ruminations on Male Nudity
In which the author travels, bathes, and contemplates.
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Will Toledo, Roberto Bolaño, and Some Notes on Growing Up
A senior looks back on his time at Princeton, as it comes to an end.
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What I Remember of Philadelphia: An Incomplete, Random List
“On those evenings, I fancied myself a tortured artist, sipping a Coors Light and stewing in the majesty of my ideas. I even wrote some of them down.”
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“That Tender Infinity” : Or, Fifteen Vignettes on Love
“When I saw him again for the first time in nearly thirteen months, we chatted as though no time at all had passed, as though we were still standing there, waiting for the train to arrive.”