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“Rich, unreasonably attractive private school students do horrible, scandalous things to each other. Repeatedly.” –Netflix, in their show description for Gossip Girl (2007-2012). There
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After a pandemic-induced hiatus, everyone’s favorite ostentatious display of luxury and absurdity in fashion returned this year… and I can’t help but say that I was disappointed. In past years, the Met
A Conversation with Jake Gluckman (SY ’21), Programs Fellow for Hear Your Song Ethan Riordan: What is Hear Your Song?Jake Gluckman: Hear Your Song is a nonprofit organization that empowers children and
Leo Egger: Hey Ethan, how are you? Ethan Riordan: I’m doing well, Leo! How are you doin’? LE: Dude, I must say I’m doing pretty swell, but I’ve also been better. I’ve
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Rushing up Science HillOn my own two feetWalking as fast as my own two crocsCould carry meBut oh, I wish I could soarLike scooter boyLarge man on small deckTiny wheelsGliding along the
Venturing into the world of Sometimes I Might Be Introvert parallels the experience of walking into a stadium filled with thousands of expectant eyes. Unfolding with the crisp cracks of a snare
Tomorrow marks one week since my last visit to Partners Cafe, Crown Street’s venerable gay bar. It is a wonderful place, filled with three floors of whatever it is that goes on