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  • One Last Kiwi Summer

    One Last Kiwi Summer

    Feb 19, 2026

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    by

    Gabby Styris
    in Fiction

    “Today I am a disposable torso, a hipbone, a back: drained of your attraction.”

  • Sunday Afternoon, April

    Sunday Afternoon, April

    Dec 3, 2016

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    by

    Kevin Zou
    in Fiction

    There is a tiny man in her hair and he is screaming at me. “Hello there!” He is screaming. “Please remove me from this strand of hair!” He is screaming. “This is a terribly inconvenient place for me to be right now!” He is screaming.

  • The Blades

    The Blades

    Aug 6, 2022

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    by

    Sam Himmelfarb
    in Essays

    “The body politic existed as it should; the blade grew to join the body as it should; the body bowed to the wind — all as it should.”

  • A Prince at Princeton

    A Prince at Princeton

    Feb 21, 2015

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    by

    Alex Costin
    in History

    In September 1940, Japan’s prime minister, Konoe Fumimaro, concluded the Tripartite Pact with Germany and Italy, committing the three countries to support each other against the United States in the event of American entry into World War II.

  • Nothing Like Mom’s Cooking: Reflections from Professor Mommy’s Daughter

    Nothing Like Mom’s Cooking: Reflections from Professor Mommy’s Daughter

    Mar 27, 2022

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    by

    Kristiana Filipov
    in Essays, Feminism

    A reflection on the nourishment our mothers provide, both physical and emotional.

  • Joy

    Joy

    Apr 21, 2019

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    by

    Juju Lane
    in Poetry

    She shrivels in a spotlight or a gaze, / shy in all her glory, / scared off by expectation.

  • Bad Men, Suffering Women, and The Grand Unified Theory of Female Pain

    Bad Men, Suffering Women, and The Grand Unified Theory of Female Pain

    Dec 15, 2025

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    by

    Narges Anzali
    in Essays

    “The more we view certain expressions of gendered being as untrue, the more we reinforce in ourselves and others that there is a ‘true’ way to be a woman or a man, trapping ourselves in the same conservative discourse we claim to abhor.”

  • Online Obligations

    Online Obligations

    Nov 30, 2011

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    by

    Greer Hanshaw
    in Culture

    Trying to return what wasn’t ordered.

  • My Friend Mike

    My Friend Mike

    Nov 21, 2013

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    by

    Maya Rosen
    in Essays

    I first met Mike a year and a half years ago, in the month following my high school graduation. I was spending the summer in Manhattan and, for the first time in my life, my youth didn’t feel burdensome or constricting; I no longer wanted to be just a little bit older. I was studying…

  • Surveillance State: Full Design

    Surveillance State: Full Design

    Feb 28, 2025

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    by

    nassauweekly
    in Full Designs

    This week the Nass is on the lookout, and there’s nowhere to hide. Grab a print copy somewhere on campus, or check out the full design below!

  • About Amaechi

    About Amaechi

    Feb 21, 2007

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    by

    Justin Pierce Baldwin Gerald
    in Campus

    I haven’t really paid attention to professional basketball since the last time Patrick Ewing sweated all over the Garden’s courtside seats. I used to love the NBA, and almost everything about it, but my fandom lapsed several years ago; as I write this, the All-Star Game is going on, and I’m watching “Patch Adams.” (I…

  • For Miss Helen

    For Miss Helen

    May 23, 2012

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    by

    Gisela Kam
    in Campus

    A story about Tiger Transit which is really nice.

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