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chippy [feature]
By Coco Kanders | March 11Chip Clarke looked like a dream. Frankly, he was a dream to me. In 2012, he was practically identical to Justin Bieber—same honey-brown, gravity-defying swoop and soft, cherubic face—except he was eight. I would fantasize about him being my boyfriend, about him noticing me in the ways that counted, ...
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having a heart-to-heart [A&C]
By Anonymous | March 5Driving through my neighborhood on the outskirts of Evans, Georgia in 2022, it was impossible to ignore the fact that the Republican primary for the upcoming gubernatorial election was fast approaching. Competing yard signs littered the streets and, for once, the political landscape of my deeply conservative ...
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day debrief [lifestyle]
By Indigo Mudbhary | March 4It was the spring of 2022. I was a second-semester senior at a small arts high school in San Francisco. Life was good. I knew where I was going to college—all I had to do was pass my classes, and before I knew it, I’d be in Providence. It still felt surreal, no matter how many times I said it. It ...
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ways to celebrate chinese new year! [A&C]
By Ellie Kang | March 4As we welcome the Year of the Horse, here are some of my favorite ways to celebrate the new year and some of my favorite memories! These are all based on what I have experienced over the years growing up and feature a selection of the best parts of Chinese New Year.
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wild goose chase [lifestyle]
By Yana Giannoutsos | March 4“Shorten your stride.” The phrase rings in my ears. There’s a metallic taste in my mouth. I swear I can feel each indent of the track on my heels as they pound. Thump. Huff. Thump. A rhythm I know all too well. My arms loosen from fatigue. I rein them in the second they fall out of line. Long-distance ...
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blood [narrative]
By AnnaLise Sandrich | March 4At some point during the first year I lived in the Bay Area, I got a nosebleed so bad my dad let me skip school. I was ten years old, and the blood wouldn’t stop flowing. We could get it to slow down, but never, it seemed, to cease permanently. At first, I was happy for the opportunity to stay home—I ...
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bruno bingo [post-pourri]
By Jessica Lee | March 4Midterm season is officially in full swing…take a study break and see how many of these experiences you have had so far this semester!
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edm as our chance for immortality [feature]
By Katya Michkovskaia | March 4Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City once said that when she was broke, she would buy Vogue instead of dinner because it fed her more. I’ve been there too. Late at night and not a single crumb in my room, not even a shabby, mushy apple, the only viable option was to get my dopamine from a more ...
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we’ll know each other forever [lifestyle]
By Sofia Kelleher | February 25This summer, when I arrived alone at the Zen temple with a toothbrush, two T-shirts, and a notebook, what had I been hoping for? Some semblance of freedom, surely.
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life story [feature]
By Sasha Gordon | February 25“We tell ourselves stories in order to live,” Joan Didion says. But I don’t like Joan Didion, and I wish she’d never said that. I am looking in the mirror, and I am upset, rehearsing for an interview, a date, or the dreaded “tell me about yourself”—generally getting my narrative together. ...
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ins and outs and downs [feature]
By Eleanor Dushin | February 25IN: Keeping an ins and outs list. It’s more of a set of commandments really, like a religion. I took the RIPTA to the Salvation Army in spring of 2025 so I could buy a Bible. They only had the New Testament, but God is pretty mean in the Old Testament, so I figured I could make do. I had an unshakeable ...
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tender on the soul [narrative]
By Tarini Malhotra, Chloe Costa Baker, AJ Wu, Gabrielle Yuan, Jessica Lee, Hallel Abrams Gerber and Elaina Bayard | February 25possibility
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“this shit is sexistential” [A&C]
By Johan Beltre | February 25It is admirable to see an artist achieve greater and greater feats as their career progresses. Witnessing points of success, and sometimes failure, is inherently satisfying as audiences continuously age alongside creators. We have seen it with artists like David Bowie and his beloved discographic journey, ...
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what it means to be free [narrative]
By Vanessa Tao | February 25In my creative nonfiction class, we were asked to read Notes of a Native Speaker by Eric Liu. He starts the essay with a laundry list of declarations and negations, saying, “Here are some of the ways you could say I am ‘white.’” It made me wonder which identity everything in my life spun around—which ...
