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In Memoriam, Online

Her page, arrested in those golden years before anybody cared how many likes your profile picture had, was the picture of adolescence: I smiled when I saw the wall posts about biology homework, the album titled “January!!” In 2008, she had attended Homecoming and a Quidditch Club Meeting.

by Hannah Hirsh on April 6, 2014April 6, 2014

Solo in Stockholm

The unexpected pleasures of traveling alone.

by Julia Case-Levine on October 12, 2015October 12, 2015

Le Cirque, C’est Chic

One pearly-teethed, outdoors adverse Princeton debutant examines the thrilling liberation of circus arts.

by Alex Jacobson on October 15, 2017October 14, 2017

Family Stickers

“I have never been able to understand why Americans need to make sure trailing traffic knows that they voted for Clinton, alternatively want to put Clinton in jail, or just really want to highlight the difference between heritage and racism.”

by Liza Milov on August 20, 2017September 4, 2017

Candy, Cones & Customers

But reversion to infancy is normal in Ricky’s Candy, Cones & Chaos. “I had a kid in Morristown just standing with a rat in his mouth,” Jeff calls out to a couple perusing the gummy rodents. “Just standing there, the whole head in his mouth, gnawing on it. It’s this big!” He waits for me to look up. “This big!” he cries, holding his hands a foot and a half apart. “You get to see stupid things because people get stupid in here. You pick up just about everything.”

by Tessa Brown on April 26, 2006March 17, 2013

Race in the Classroom

Greenville, Mississippi looks like a town that the Civil Rights movement forgot. Four decades after the Freedom Summer, this “Queen City of the Delta” still has two of just about everything: two McDonalds, two Catholic churches, two sides of town. There are two Kroger grocery stores. The one with the organic milk and fancy cheeses is called the “white Kroger.” The one with the wilted produce and meager selection is called the “black Kroger.”

by Eleanor Barkhorn on April 17, 2008March 17, 2013

The Poster

Sometimes the world has a way of telling you when you have a calling.

by Abby Van Soest on November 18, 2018November 17, 2018

Letter from the Editor

Dear reader, I’m rubbernecking, realizing the distance between me and the blazing highway wreck is wiry thin. I look into the fire as if I can see into it, gazing at an ending rather than just melting metal. There is … Read More

by Frankie Solinsky Duryea on November 8, 2025November 8, 2025

Letter from the Editors

Dear Nass Community, During the upheaval and unpredictability of the past two years, the Nass has been a constant for both of us. While responding to the demands of the pandemic, this publication has moved from print to online-only and … Read More

by Juju Lane, Mina Quesen on February 13, 2022February 13, 2022

Crossword

Another week, another crossword

by Andrew White on October 6, 2019October 7, 2019

Sopor

Last night I caught you sleepwalking again: you stumbled to the hallway and curled your toes against the hardwood, spun like the skipping track of a cross-eyed orbit.  I had forgotten what you look like off-balance. Your nightmares only ring … Read More

by Allison Light on February 21, 2016February 25, 2016

FIJI Water

The myriad of bottled water options currently flooding the market – spring, mineral, purified, distilled, carbonated, oxygenated, caffeinated, vitamin-enriched, flavored – leave many a savvy beverage consumer mystified by their relative merits and flaws. As if bottled water weren’t decadent … Read More

by Kendall Turner on October 18, 2006March 17, 2013


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