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Somi Jun

  • Missing From June

    Missing From June

    Nov 12, 2017

    —

    by

    Somi Jun
    in Poetry

    “I miss my brother’s 18th birthday. He spends it kneeling in pews and tossing crosses of stems and swallowing Christfuls of dirt. No one falls into the pit. Oh, adult. Fresh mint.”

  • Life as Art

    Life as Art

    Nov 12, 2017

    —

    by

    Sheon Han
    in Campus

    Nietzche class is not a safe space—everyone is welcome, but aesthetes be warned.

  • Induction

    Induction

    Nov 12, 2017

    —

    by

    Tess Solomon
    in Campus, Essays

    “But looking at this sunrise, I realized I had missed the magic of so many past ones with my expectation.”

  • Close

    Close

    Nov 12, 2017

    —

    by

    Tess Solomon
    in Poetry

    “Matter warps that geometry. So I try to piece her together like he would.”

  • Something Like Plot

    Something Like Plot

    Oct 22, 2017

    —

    by

    Sammy Prentice
    in Film

    A review of an experimental film entitled The Hart of London. It’s avant-garde and philosophical, but never boring.

  • Rain

    Rain

    Oct 22, 2017

    —

    by

    Annie Yang
    in Fiction

    “A compass points to Borneo, and Oksana runs straight toward it.”

  • On Wisdom (and) Teeth

    On Wisdom (and) Teeth

    Oct 22, 2017

    —

    by

    Iris Samuels, Mariachiara Ficarelli
    in Fiction

    “A Sunday slumber turned October tastes like cider mixed with tahini.”

  • Telescoping Morning

    Telescoping Morning

    Oct 22, 2017

    —

    by

    Alex Jacobson, Ananya Malhotra, Carolyn Kelly, Christopher Villani, David Exumé, Katie Duggan, Miriam Friedman, Serena Alagappan, Tara Shirazi, Tess Solomon, Tianyi Wang
    in Essays

    “In the succeeding entries, we telescope our mornings by recounting and recasting. Each succeeding morning of a series is composed in exactly half the number of words of the previous. Diminish with us below.”

  • BROTHER ALI’S CURE FOR MODERNITY

    BROTHER ALI’S CURE FOR MODERNITY

    Oct 22, 2017

    —

    by

    Alex De La Garza
    in Culture, Current Events, Music

    An underground Muslim rapper diagnoses our sickness and offers some remedy.

  • Elevators

    Elevators

    Oct 15, 2017

    —

    by

    Katie Duggan
    in Essays

    “Someone said this to me the other day: People always seem to press the elevator button again even if someone else has already pressed it.”

  • Why We Do OA

    Why We Do OA

    Oct 15, 2017

    —

    by

    Tess Solomon
    in Uncategorized

    “Our most homespun particularities would illuminate the dusk in the woods like lanterns as we sat together after dinner.”

  • 48 Cans of LaCroix, Et Cetera

    48 Cans of LaCroix, Et Cetera

    Oct 15, 2017

    —

    by

    Isabel Griffith-Gorgati, Maya Eashwaran
    in Uncategorized

    “what’s the weirdest thing you brought with you to college?”

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