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Alt Empire

An informal history of Princeton’s party task force

by Rachel Stone on April 3, 2016April 10, 2016

Vault

Did something happen again? she asks. She sounds concerned and I don’t want to make her concerned. Also I really don’t know how to answer her question.

by Rachel Stone on March 6, 2016March 27, 2016

The Art of Dying

Meeting the end, onstage.

by Rachel Stone on October 11, 2015October 17, 2015

Sexy Exciting Title

On Monday, December 7th, two seasoned reporters from the Nassau Weekly got the scoop on the Warwick Rowing Team of Warwick Rowers Calendar fame. The rowers release a naked calendar each year to raise money for the team. The proceeds … Read More

by Lydia Weintraub, Rachel Stone on December 11, 2014

The Trials of Princeton

It was the first night without my parents in some hotel on US Route 1. I was alone and somewhere near East Pyne, brimming with the feeling of being lost and alone in a new city, juggling the oversized, color-coded freshman orientation specialty map that a volunteer organizer had gravely slipped into my purse.

by Rachel Stone on September 28, 2013September 28, 2013

Rules for When You Plan on Educating Your Future Children about Mortality

Tell them they will never die because they are too young to understand object permanence. Avoid their questions. You do not own any pets.

by Rachel Stone on November 23, 2014November 23, 2014

Modem Love

He was online, and I could tell because the green light was buzzing next to his name and profile picture.

by Rachel Stone on March 7, 2015March 15, 2015

Urban Rituals

If you get off the N train at 8th street, walk past the tattoo parlors and bright storefronts of St. Mark’s Place, you’ll find the Ukrainian East Village Restaurant next to a corner of other Ukrainian bakeries.

by Rachel Stone on October 4, 2015October 17, 2015

Seashell with a Void in the Middle  

Shall hold a life like a cupped palm, lash in the ocean. It knows   the best exoskeletons   protect the glass self sleeping inside.  How to define oneself as a self  that is only itself without the self it … Read More

by Rachel Stone on December 6, 2015

The Correct Way to Harvest Carrots

First, bleach your thumbs white. When you reach your hands inside the dark, ancient soil they will glow like night worms.

by Rachel Stone on March 30, 2014March 30, 2014

Voices from the Women’s March

Eight Princeton students reflect on protest, identity, and Drumpf’s inauguration.

by Binita Gupta, Katherine Powell, Maddy Pauchet, Megan Tung, Mikaela Gerwin, Nina Chausow, Rachel Stone, Rebecca Ngu on January 31, 2017February 28, 2017

A Short and False History of Bowling

The wind in the west blows across the Sioux prairieland, bending the wheat stalks at their waists. Nelson Elling lies beneath the swaying stalks, and from where he’s sprawled the wheat fields are dusted in a purpling haze.

by Rachel Stone on October 18, 2014July 21, 2017


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