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Evan Washington

  • American Fairy

    American Fairy

    May 8, 2017

    —

    by

    Evan Washington
    in Fiction

    “Somehow I would atomize the egotism and diva and brutishness that mediated Ty’s interface and reveal genuine realized human soul.”

  • Women in Math

    Women in Math

    May 8, 2017

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    by

    Caroline Castleman
    in Campus, Column

    “The issue, then, is that in the minds of female students, math becomes a game for ‘smart people’—and over time, fewer and fewer girls retain the confidence to overcome that perception.”

  • Uni-versity

    Uni-versity

    May 8, 2017

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    by

    Nicolette D’Angelo
    in Campus

    “‘I think I terrify a lot of people,’ Akiva tells me, only half-kidding as he balances his unicycle in the middle of the Rocky Classroom…”

  • Streicker Bridge

    Streicker Bridge

    May 8, 2017

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    by

    Francesca Billington
    in Campus, Essays

    “Granny began losing her memory. Last spring, she mailed me a ripped-out page of an English course catalogue for Middlebury College. I couldn’t tell if she had forgotten that I go to Princeton.”

  • Milk cum laude

    Milk cum laude

    May 8, 2017

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    by

    Somi Jun
    in Poetry

    “10 o’clock peek-a-boo 12 o’clock Looney Tune”

  • Bluma

    Bluma

    Apr 30, 2017

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    by

    Tamar Willis
    in Essays

    “The best thing about Bluma was that there was never a lull or an awkward silence–she always had something to say.”

  • Take  Control  of Your Body,  Smash the Patriarchy

    Take Control of Your Body, Smash the Patriarchy

    Apr 30, 2017

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    by

    Maddy Pauchet
    in Campus, Essays

    “In December of last year, I finally looked into alternatives. Part of that might have been motivated by an uptick in national conversations around accessible birth control, and part of it might have been that more of my friends were having these conversations too.”

  • Peer Review

    Peer Review

    Apr 30, 2017

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    by

    Carolyn Kelly, Katie Duggan
    in Essays, Humor

    Since the beginning of time, editors at The Nassau Weekly have taken their pens to each other’s Common Application essays…

  • Raise the Lid

    Raise the Lid

    Apr 30, 2017

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    by

    Sammy Prentice
    in Fiction, Music

    “I was playing loud jazz in J Street.”

  • Princeton Mime Club

    Princeton Mime Club

    Apr 30, 2017

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    by

    Peter Schmidt
    in Arts, Campus

    After thirty years, one student revives the Princeton Mime Club

  • Grandmother’s Cooking

    Grandmother’s Cooking

    Apr 30, 2017

    —

    by

    Tamar Willis
    in Essays

    Feels like home, tastes like childhood

  • A Fragile Peace

    A Fragile Peace

    Apr 23, 2017

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    by

    Anonymous
    in Campus, Dance

    Commentary on Anna Kimmel’s “you’ve heard it before | you’ll hear it again” and suicide across college campuses

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