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In the early summer of 2021, Zoe Jensen and Iyanna Crockett started a new project they called “a love letter to Connecticut creators.” By September, the Connecticut locals had released the first two issues of their zine—selling out of the second issue in a single day—and gained over 700 followers
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Eric Liftin, TC ’90, founded MESH Architectures—a New York–based residential and commercial architecture firm—in 1997, a few years after graduating with a Masters in Architecture from Columbia University. With countless projects in his robust portfolio, Liftin’s current endeavor is one of the more groundbreaking ones, not only for his career
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I Attraction is half imagination. I realized this with my friend over McDonald’s. When I told her I fell in love with my new dentist, she scoffed. “He had a mask on?” she asked, stuffing another french fry into her mouth. “I bet he was busted underneath it.” Even after
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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 was an oblivious simplicity to the original Gossip Girl: New York City prep-school kids worrying about handbags instead of grades, debutante balls instead of part-time jobs,
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The Yale Herald, a weekly Yale undergraduate publication, is nestled in the sweet spot between magazine and newspaper. Since 1986, the Herald has aimed to provide in-depth, analytical reporting and includes personal essays, interviews and profiles, culture articles, creative writing, reviews, humor, and feature coverage of campus and local happenings. With a circulation of 3,000, the Herald is the second-highest circulated campus publication and is distributed free of charge throughout the Yale campus and New Haven businesses.
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