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pj party [crossword]
By Ishan Khurana, Lily Coffman and Tseyang Dolma Arow | April 22
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the most beautiful spring day [post-pourri]
By Ina Ma | April 22I love early university mornings.
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a matter of time [narrative]
By Vanessa Tao | April 22By coincidence, every time I sit down to write a post- article, I happen to be next to my seventh-grade best friend who is the only one from home who went as far from home as me—selfishly, I dragged him to NYU when I knew I wanted to go to Brown—and we always happen to be in a coffee shop, him studying ...
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which dining hall are you? [post-pourri]
By Jessica Lee | April 15By this point in the school year, you have certainly figured out your favorite dining halls and go-to meals…But have you ever stopped to consider which dining hall matches your personality—not just your dietary preferences?
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seeing, moving, evanescent, and infinite [A&C]
By Madison Diaz | April 15What is there to say about Paris that hasn’t been said already? The rumors are true: Parisians strut around with baguettes peeking out of brown paper bags, breathe more cigarette smoke than air, and take politeness very seriously. The city pigeons coo and peck at croissant flakes underneath café ...
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for just a moment [lifestyle]
By Tarini Malhotra, Chloe Costa Baker, AJ Wu, Gabrielle Yuan, Jessica Lee, Hallel Abrams Gerber and Elaina Bayard | April 15chalk stars
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it's me [feature]
By Katya Michkovskaia | April 15It was Toni Morrison who said, “Don’t write about what you know, because you don’t know anything. I don’t want to hear about your boyfriend or your grandma…I’m getting a little tired of ‘my life story as fiction.’ Please don’t tell me about your little life—is there nothing larger? ...
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on remembering and the comfort it provides [lifestyle]
By Maria Kim | April 15Nostalgia is a peculiar experience. It evokes a swath of emotions, usually positive. From walking down the street to passing by a food truck whose aroma encompasses scents of sweet, of salty, of something in between, it is commendable how quickly we are able to connect that something, even if just a ...
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perfect pitch [narrative]
By Katya Michkovskaia | April 15At the grand age of five, I didn’t have many talents, but I could do a lot of things mediocrely. For instance, I was a very musically inclined child, but not in a piano competition child prodigy way—I was mostly just constantly humming to myself and loudly singing in our K-12 choir. “Take her ...
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how lucky we are to have each other how lucky i am to have you [narrative]
By Shriya Goel | April 15There are days that it rains even when the weather app promises it won’t. I still choose to trust whatever the weather app says for the next day and the day after, but you don’t. The weather is always changing and so are you, so maybe I should be changing, too. Instead, I sit still.
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LET'S STREAK ACROSS THE MAIN GREEN [lifestyle]
By Ina Ma | April 1When it’s spring, we stake flimsy blue plastic funnels into soft mud. The rain gauge—otherwise known as the udometer, ombrometer, pluviometer, or hyetometer—measures the amount of liquid precipitation in a predefined area over a set period of time. I got mine for free at the public library. It ...
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GET PRANKED [lifestyle]
By Acadia Phillips | April 1Many stumble upon their words when trying to decipher the origin of our beloved April Fools’ Day. Was it the saints in their splendor? Or God Himself, who blessed us with the most splendid day of the year? Who can I thank for this radical and majestic holiday? One so rooted in selfish satisfaction ...
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YOUR FAVORITE DIRECTOR’S LEAST FAVORITE MOVIE [A&C]
By Anonymous | April 1For years, Martin Scorsese has argued that Marvel movies are not “cinema.” Marvel fans, meanwhile, have steadfastly defended their position that they are movies “you can certainly watch, if you want.” In the spirit of peace, love, and opening up channels for good-faith discourse, here are some ...
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MUSIC IS THE FOOD OF LOVE [A&C]
By Grace Ma | April 1Aries - Hector Berlioz. Like Hector, you’re a little (a lot) impulsive. If he invited you to participate in his plan to dress up in a maid outfit and murder his ex-fiancée as revenge for cheating on him, you’d probably go along with it. You’re probably the only one who can match his intense, ...
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INSIDE BENNINGTON’S DARK WAR AGAINST TEENAGERS [feature]
By Sasha Gordon | April 1Abstract
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I FEEL GOD IN THIS WAWA TONIGHT [narrative]
By Christina Li | April 1Wed, Aug 20 at 9:17 PM
