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Serena Alagappan

  • Barbed Beauty

    Barbed Beauty

    Apr 8, 2018

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    by

    Serena Alagappan
    in Arts, Culture, Essays, Technology

    “Perhaps we must accept that we are simply watchers of beautiful forms. And if we acknowledge that we are observers, bound by our own frailties and limitations, we may be able to rescue the memory of what was, for an instant, exquisite.”

  • I Want You Flat on Your Back, And Then I Want You Strong Again: A Different Phantom Thread

    I Want You Flat on Your Back, And Then I Want You Strong Again: A Different Phantom Thread

    Apr 8, 2018

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    by

    Alex Lin
    in Culture, Film, Reviews

    “These are Alma’s and the film’s first words. A cynic will scoff, but no, give a serious thought to this idea. How many of us have the courage to dream – how many of us have the courage to dispense with cynicism and see our dreams come true?”

  • Love in the Orange Bubble

    Love in the Orange Bubble

    Apr 8, 2018

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    by

    Yael Marans
    in Campus, Essays

    “I scribbled a question on my scrap of paper and tossed it into the designated baseball hat: Can you tell us a little about hookups and relationships at school?”

  • The Nass Recommends!

    The Nass Recommends!

    Apr 7, 2018

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    by

    Joshua Judd Porter, Nora Wildberg, Tess Solomon
    in Arts, Culture, Music

    A ream of recommendations from the Nass’ mind to yours.

  • Miriam Y. Holden Collection, Firestone Library  Princeton, NJ

    Miriam Y. Holden Collection, Firestone Library Princeton, NJ

    Apr 7, 2018

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    by

    Nicolette D’Angelo
    in Poetry

    “When Women Look at Men / 8 Million Women Want / Women’s Rights”

  • And It Was Love

    And It Was Love

    Apr 7, 2018

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    by

    Sergio Cruz
    in Poetry

    “On the temple of your ivory bone and porcelain skin / I offered muscle and combustion / Meager morsels, for the moment,”

  • We Who Yearn for Spring

    We Who Yearn for Spring

    Apr 7, 2018

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    by

    Ellen Scott-Young
    in Poetry

    “Our trembles and tears are made bright. Dancing across / our cheeks blushing and buzzing with the blossoming weather. / Possibility is today. Happiness is now. The inhale, the exhale.

  • Telescoping Youth

    Telescoping Youth

    Mar 11, 2018

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    by

    Faith Emba, Katie Duggan, Miriam Friedman, Tess Solomon, Zach Cohen
    in Essays

    Memories may fade as distance grows wider between ourselves and our young selves, but one thing remains constant: if we dig down deep into the recesses of our experiences, hold light up to the seeds of our current moment, brush off the dust, we might find something worth writing about.

  • Life After Life on Spotify

    Life After Life on Spotify

    Mar 11, 2018

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    by

    Christian Bischoff
    in Culture, Music

    “No one thinks of Spotify as a means to immortality. But so long as the platform exists, a sort of permanence is granted. Our long finished playlists will become fuel for Discover Weekly long after we’re gone. We become eternal tastemakers, unconsciously curating mixtapes for future listeners.”

  • PERIODPALOOZA

    PERIODPALOOZA

    Mar 11, 2018

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    by

    Katherine Fleming, Preeti Iyer
    in Campus, Current Events, Feminism, Politics

    The politics of periods and how two students are reframing our conceptions of menstruation through social justice.

  • Banning the Box

    Banning the Box

    Mar 11, 2018

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    by

    Max McGougan
    in Campus, Politics

    Inside the coalition aiming to eliminate Princeton University’s questioning of applicants’ criminal histories, and the broader decarceration movement.

  • The Bearer

    The Bearer

    Mar 11, 2018

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    by

    Peter Schmidt
    in Fiction

    Caught in a hail storm, what would you discover about yourself?

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