Byline: Tess Solomon

A Letter from the Editors

Our Editors in Chief offer some insight as the academic year gets underway and the Nass’s publication cycle commences.

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Close

“Matter warps that geometry.
So I try to piece her together like he would.”

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The 6, The 305, and What We Want From Charity

Unpacking the hubris of Drake’s newest experiment in rampant exhibitionism.

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A Review of the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Marvelous Mrs. Maisel paints a picture of a vivid and choreographed 1950s New York and explores development of a personal feminism.

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The Sculptures that Surround Us

Brief descriptions of artistic objects you walk past on Princeton’s campus.

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No Angel Knows

“At the top of the platform I turned left. The flat surface of the hemispheric bubble sprawled below. In my memory, the red chairs looked like rock candy.”

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One-Minute Devotions

“I wondered what or who—a simple puzzle, a stakeless one, but one that, in context, made my expectation of strangeness a mystery lived.”

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Dear April, May, June, July

“At the end of July, I think I am waiting for time itself to act, to catch up with itself, to wake us up again.”

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To Our Readers

A letter from the editors.

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Induction

“But looking at this sunrise, I realized I had missed the magic of so many past ones with my expectation.”

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The Anonymous Tastemakers

“During a discussion of symbols in my writing seminar, a classmate referred to the sweatshirt, which they were wearing, as ‘a semiotic wonder.'”

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Turning Twenty

“What was so different about turning twenty? It means I have passed something. That is to say, I have disappointed already. Former promise has resigned itself.”

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