I For most of my life, interactions with my father have been limited to late-night visits at the front desks of various local hotels. At this hour (sometime between 11:00 p.m. and
With shockingly little fanfare, we just passed the ten-year anniversary of Lil Pump’s debut on SoundCloud. It’s a tragedy for the cultural commentariat that his era came and went so quickly. Don’t
I was walking along the footpaths by the Mill River, a favorite spot of mine for an early May morning. The air still held a chill, winter’s last attempt to spread its
Now that RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook have all returned from South Korea’s mandatory military service, BTS is finally back with ARIRANG, their first work as a group
Readers, You ever get bored enough over a school break that you stand in your kitchen and stare out the window and thwack the blunt end of an EpiPen Trainer into your
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During break, I returned to my arid, hot weather homeland in the West. The ecosystem I call home is a range of LA suburbia mixed with chaparral, shrubland, and coast oak forests.
Think of three girls standing in a row. The first is an ungainly teenager with braces and tightly- coiled ringlets reminiscent of pirouette cookies. The second girl, wispy-lashed and button-nosed, wears a
When I received an email from Yale’s Office of Career Strategy about the upcoming Yale Cooling Conference, I knew I had to go. “Sustainable cooling could cut 2050 emissions by 64%,” the
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Readers, I was walking through Madison, Connecticut, on Wednesday evening and heard a house finch singing. For the first time in months, songbirds other than house sparrows have returned. Despite the life-pausing
If you wisely cordoned off two hours this weekend to head down to the basement of Saybrook and take your seat in the Underbrook, and you scanned the QR codes on the
Michelle So writes a bi-weekly column on campus nature and its absurdities. Inclement weather in the last month allowed me to serendipitously erase classes and commitments from my otherwise Tetris-like calendar. White
Do it for the love of the game, for life is play. Like the rest of the world, I fell in love with Alysa Liu in less than eight minutes. She arrived
Stacy was not supposed to die. She was a healthy, middle-aged woman; she had lively conversations with me and my parents, and she lived life with a certain contagious verve. She ran
Mysterious letters under doors, interviews at Heidi’s, and juniors forced to pretend they are any different than the frosh trying to rush whatever is considered “touse” these days: society season is upon