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  • What I Heard about Gaza

    What I Heard about Gaza

    Oct 31, 2025

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    by

    Narges Anzali
    in Essays

    After Eliot Weinberg’s “What I Heard About Iraq”

  • On Souvenirs

    On Souvenirs

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Claire Beeli
    in Essays

    What does it mean to buy a souvenir, for both gifter and giftee?

  • Letter from the Editor

    Letter from the Editor

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Frankie Solinsky Duryea
    in Letter from Editor

    Dear reader, Some say that we’re facing an “attention crisis,” with social media algorithms destroying Gen Z’s focus. Well screw that. I’m already bored.The educated older generation, unable to accept their own inability to regulate big tech, have perverted the valid fear of attention-fracking into a conversation that too readily falls into cultural paranoia. We’re…

  • 24/7 discount luxury accessible merchandise platform for better empowerment: Full Design

    24/7 discount luxury accessible merchandise platform for better empowerment: Full Design

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    nassauweekly
    in Full Designs

    Check out a copy of the issue around campus, or see the full design below!

  • Vignette on Lychees

    Vignette on Lychees

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Mira Schubert
    in Fiction

    “When she closes her eyes, the sun remains a white spot in her vision, and she can romanticize the eye damage.”

  • H.R.1.’s Local Impact: Beyond Higher Ed

    H.R.1.’s Local Impact: Beyond Higher Ed

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Lucy McWeeny
    in Second Look

    H.R.1, known by many as Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” promised higher taxes on college endowments and has pushed private universities like Princeton to cut budgets this fall. But looking beyond the university, some of the bill’s greatest impacts will be felt by New Jersey’s public education system.

  • Submarine Story

    Submarine Story

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Nathan Myers
    in Fiction

    “He reached out again to the metal, which seemed to bend out towards him too, its soft surface embracing his hand once more. The chain rang out again in the cold, cutting wind, which swirled around him.”

  • Narrativization

    Narrativization

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Sophie O’Connor
    in Essays

    “Behind my chest-thumping bravado and my snarling, reactive solipsism, it was apparent that I had reached a nadir: consumed by my own suffering and all of my ineffectual attempts to ‘better’ myself, I had begun to lose fundamental parts of myself.”

  • After You

    After You

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Parks Moreland
    in Fiction

    “I push myself through the moment in search of you.”

  • On Alienation

    On Alienation

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Ollie Braden
    in Essays

    A late-evening lecture, meta-glasses, and an increasing distance from everything

  • Free Will?

    Free Will?

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Alba Mastromatteo, Alexander Margulis, Mannix Beall-O’Brien, Tyler Scarborough
    in Essays

    The Nassau Weekly got schooled on free will, so we’re feeling…conscious. Aware. Does the footnote section get to have an opinion on free will? Oh, I’m hearing that we don’t. Oh well.

  • Atlas

    Atlas

    Oct 13, 2025

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    by

    Vihaan Jetley
    in Poetry

    Tired, exhausted, spent. Atlas fails, his shoulders relax, the mighty stone slips, and goes tumbling.   It scratches the land, denting the mountains, before crashing into western sea.   He stands there trembling, covering his head.   –   He waits a day.  But the sky isn’t falling.   Liars! he sneers, stretching his ruined…

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