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The Fifth Column

My father did consulting for years. Whenever he—or my uncle, also a consultant—began talking about work, I thought about their offices. They were small, poorly-lit rooms with terrible furniture, located in commercial parks off county roads. They were depressing. My … Read More

by Anonymous on February 14, 2008February 26, 2014

My Mother’s Chart

My senior year of high school I began working for my mother’s gynecologist. A couple times a week, I would take the 4 or 5 train from my school in Brooklyn Heights to the Upper East Side.

by Lydia Weintraub on October 4, 2015October 4, 2015

Broken Breaks

Crossword #6

by Andrew White on July 31, 2019July 31, 2019

Stages of Departure

“What do you do when you suspect
that you’ve unleashed the atom bomb of the Universe”

by Zach Cohen on October 1, 2017September 30, 2017

Puzzles at Princeton

Puzzle Club’s beginning and future.

by Will Mantell on October 17, 2012March 17, 2013

Where the River Runs

A speculative fiction piece exploring a world after patriarchy and life beside a river made of metal.

by Mina Quesen on October 2, 2022

Earthquakes, Hurricanes, and the End of History

Some say the modern age began with an earthquake.
Why did it happen? Up until then, the going explanation had something to do with divine punishment – you suffer because of your sins.

by Elliot Ratzman on October 12, 2005March 17, 2013

Counter Cultures

Some lesser-known identities of a counter, however you define it, recognizing the dangers of slipping into the full absurdist guerrilla art territory of #notmakingsense.

by Wendy Wang on April 10, 2025

Escalator to Heaven

If you were fortunate enough to see or hear one of Mitch Hedberg’s routines, a few things automatically stick with you. First, you notice how much of a space cadet he was. Then, you might realize that his jokes are completely disjointed and that the subjects he ridicules are so far beyond obvious that he made Jerry Seinfeld look like Noam Chomsky. And finally, you see that you just can’t stop laughing.

by Justin P.B. Gerald on April 27, 2005March 17, 2013

Nasstrology

Aries: The year will change like a woman in the dark like an angel inverting into the opposite of God and there are men who will not be able to help but break the skin of it with their feet, a metaphor an English major is already analyzing for a JP somewhere.

by Katherine Frain on October 17, 2015October 24, 2015

The Radio Star Lives

It is after six o-clock pm, and the aisles of Shaw’s are bustling with last-minute dinner shoppers. Dodging throngs of gym-clothed soccer moms, I make for the produce section, unsure whether I’ll find “fresh ginger root” in a supermarket stocked … Read More

by Kat Kulke on September 28, 2014September 28, 2014

Electra’s Reconciliation: Moving Beyond Matricide

A Nass writer considers generational perspectives on feminism in a discussion with her own mother, a Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies professor.

by Kristiana Filipov on April 11, 2021April 11, 2021


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