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  • On The Canada Goose Jacket, Tote Bags, and Other Manifestations of Personal Complexes

    On The Canada Goose Jacket, Tote Bags, and Other Manifestations of Personal Complexes

    Mar 10, 2019

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    by

    Dylan Fox
    in Campus, Culture

    On posturing and personal complexes.

  • How to Talk to Your Friend about Jordan Peterson (and Social Justice)

    How to Talk to Your Friend about Jordan Peterson (and Social Justice)

    Mar 10, 2019

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    by

    Peter Taylor
    in Fiction

    The challenges of friendship with a fan of Jordan Peterson.

  • Emo Rap: A Eulogy

    Emo Rap: A Eulogy

    Mar 3, 2019

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    by

    Pat Macdonald
    in Arts, Podcasts

    “Lil Peep’s ghostly vocals float drowsily over maximalist emo-trap beats without drowning in them…leaving us with a taste of what might have been: the soaring emotional heights to which rap, the most notoriously heartless genre, almost rose.”

  • The Walk of Lame

    The Walk of Lame

    Mar 3, 2019

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    by

    Juju Lane
    in Campus, The Street

    “Those vodka shots wore off real quick– / A few more would have done the trick. / You’re freezing, and a little sad… / How many years left until grad?”

  • Jump Shot

    Jump Shot

    Mar 3, 2019

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    by

    Max Feldman
    in Sports

    “The static cleared and the broadcast resumed. But I didn’t see the game. I didn’t see the court or the players or the ball. The screen was filled with a close-up of Larry Bird’s face.”

  • The Movement Towards Endings

    The Movement Towards Endings

    Mar 3, 2019

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    by

    Mia Salas
    in Essays

    “This isn’t to say that an ending has no value, for where the author leaves us at the end is always strategic and therefore important to think about. However, we have grown too attached to endings.”

  • The Problem with Calling Something “Aesthetic”

    The Problem with Calling Something “Aesthetic”

    Mar 3, 2019

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    by

    Gabriel E. Lipkowitz
    in Lifestyle

    “We have not only altered, or broadened, the meaning of “aesthetic”…we have completely robbed it of its essence, of nearly all its value, in our present usage.”

  • Bramble Cay Melomys

    Bramble Cay Melomys

    Mar 3, 2019

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    by

    Joshua Judd Porter
    in Culture

    “We can’t see all the bees dying, we can’t see deforestation, we can’t see shrinking crop yields, most of us cannot even see the ravaged coastline cities of Bangladesh. The climate apocalypse is here, it just isn’t in New Canaan Connecticut yet.”

  • Telescoping Faith

    Telescoping Faith

    Feb 24, 2019

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    by

    Adam Chang, Alejandro Roig, Gina Feliz, Katie Duggan, Michael Yeung, Nicolette D’Angelo, Sarah Warman Hirschfield, Tianyi Wang
    in Essays

    In the succeeding entries, we telescope “faith,” a word with a variety of connotations. Join us in considering “faith,” its soaring capacities, and its particular and personal ones.

  • Adapting Art: A Call for New Monologues

    Adapting Art: A Call for New Monologues

    Feb 24, 2019

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    by

    Serena Alagappan
    in Campus

    And if it were to embrace a more expansive view of womanhood…a new production that seeks to radically transform the way women are perceived and perceive themselves, could also deal more thoughtfully with other perspectives.

  • Genealogy

    Genealogy

    Feb 24, 2019

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    by

    Max McGougan
    in Essays

    “Genealogy is an engaging project to undergo because it navigates the…paradoxical relationship between a narrowly defined conception of the self and the larger, more communal one”

  • Crossword #2

    Crossword #2

    Feb 24, 2019

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    by

    Katie Duggan
    in Crossword

    Round 2 of the Nass’s weekly crossword puzzle.

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