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Winter in April: On Chen Chen, Defecation, and Asian Bodies

“Mostly, though, we all laughed together because so much more makes us similar than what makes us different—albeit critically different. And I would say, too, wonderfully different.”

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Ode to a Faraway Maiden

“I turned into a constellation, fathomed into form /
By your dispassionate gaze.”

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The Bubble, Revisited

A Nass writer ruminates on Princeton’s apolitical nature.

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One for the Ages – Full Design

This week, the Nass connects to the past, ruminates on the present, and looks toward the future.

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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.

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Almaden

“I was too young to care much about time—it was all just a vast substance that clung to me, moved me, invisible and inconsequential.”

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Nass Remembrances

Three Nass writers reflect on what it means to know someone after they’re gone.

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Wet, Hot, Senile Summer

A consideration of suburbia and its inhabitants in relation to the American Dream.

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Meet the Parents

An inside look into the Princeton Parents’ Facebook group and the discourse within.

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A Gorey Education: Nass Recommends The Story of a Fierce Bad Rabbit

“It was one of the first times as a child that anyone really spoke to me about life honestly. This was the Real Adult World — dark, scary, weird parts and all — and it was thrilling.”

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Giving, Going; Living, Loving

“Everyday she grew older. This obvious fact had never seemed obvious before.”

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Nass Fungible Tokens – Full Design

This week, the Nass investigates the nuances of identity, beauty, and porn.

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