The things we hate this week, every week.
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Ananya: Self-assured, curious, caring. She has formulated a plan but maintains an open mind. Sees not just what is there but also what can be. Claire: Open to new ideas, new people, new ways of thinking. She is always growing & always changing for the better. Unabashedly whole. Roberaa: Loyal, introspective, mindful of those around
Ananya: Self-assured, curious, caring. She has formulated a plan but maintains an open mind. Sees not just what is there but also
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Our Beloved Herald Readers, So much can change in seven days. For one, the date is different. Another tree has turned. So
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Step aside, frat guys and perky partiers: on Fridays the real cool kids go to the New Haven Night Market. Last week,
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Unable to Connect: A Case Study in Social Media Addiction Sci+Tech by Yale Herald Hello Pudgy Teenager Voices by Maude Lechner #NHVNM:
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You are invited to listen to this recording as or after you read. Stillness is hard to come by on a college
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Ever since Don Toliver’s breakout feature “CAN’T SAY” on Travis Scott’s ASTROWORLD (2018), the rapper has refined his unique artistry and put
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Saturday night, alongside three friends, I attended Yale’s first live theatrical performance since the start of the pandemic: Not About Kyle, written
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Adele’s new single, “Easy on Me”: if one minute of the single on Instagram Live made me cry, what will four do?
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As I entered the theater to see The Many Saints of Newark, I felt cautiously optimistic. A prequel movie to The Sopranos,
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It’s that time of the year again. Pumpkins line the porches of New Haven, cobwebs grace the railings of stairs, and a
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On Tuesday, Sept. 14, The Wall Street Journal published an article detailing three-years-worth of extensive research done by Facebook to better understand
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not static achievements, not milestones, but practices cultivated carefully, with awareness and intention.to spring and to fall are easy – up, into
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Hello pudgy teenager Eager to graduate to curvy adult ’ Stairs are difficult for slinkies, the elderly and you Sixteen is a
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Blocklist, 10/8 The Blocklist by Yale Herald Things Left Unsaid (Now Unspoken) Voices by Alessia Degraeve Capacious Cases for Freedom: A Conversation
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Right after I texted my friend that my life was in utter collapse, I had my first night out at Woads. To
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Eye to eye, we use our twin telepathy to motion the start of a four-beat foot-tapping sequence: one-two-three-four. Together, pausing for a
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On the Basis of Art: 150 Years of Women at Yale is a new exhibit at the Yale University Art Gallery that
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The power dynamics at play during a frat party are nauseating and familiar. Fraternity brothers control entrance to high-status parties and access
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Take a gander around my dorm room and you’ll see an RBG bobblehead, empty Jose Cuervo bottles, a poster with a Desmond
MoreA good cry: you need one No Time to Die: according to my mom, it rocks The hamburgers at the Silliman dining
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I woke up at 5:30 a.m., put on my jeans, and biked to my car by the hospital. It was a cool
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The Yale Undergraduate Art Gallery houses an exceptional range of paintings, sculptures and installations—but there are none quite like Audrey Flack’s photorealist
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In modern discourse, “medicalization” has become a popular buzzword with strong negative connotations. Typically, the word is wielded within the context of
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Otis Milburn, the virgin son of a sex therapist, opens up a sex clinic at his high school to educate his peers
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I first saw Brandi Carlile in concert in August of 2019 when she opened for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. The
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A frustrated Oct. 4 post by the admin of the popular @yale_affirmations Instagram account read: “This university is so stingy like how
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Reginald Dwayne Betts is an outspoken advocate for criminal justice reform and the rights of the incarcerated; his work is informed by
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I hate the way men look at you when they just want to fuck you. Why can’t you listen? My lips breathe
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A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik: the deadly magic school you never knew you needed (and the sequel just came out on
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Letter from the Editors, 10/1 Letter from the Editors by Yale Herald How I Met Your Father Inserts by Arden Yum Blocklist
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Aliaksandra Tucha thinking of how a boy became the boyhairy legs and all so sweet in a suit or in a t-shirt
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In the midst of lockdown, working as a babysitter and getting over a break-up, Sophie Kyle Collins (BF ‘23) suddenly decided to
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I tell my friends to check on me if they ever catch me watching Normal People on Hulu. Or rather, rewatching. Or
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Kennedy: What are we talking about? The Bow-Wow?Mette: When I first heard about the Bow-Wow, I was actually really excited, ‘cause I
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I reacted to the news of the new Super Marios Bros movie with the energy of an eager couple finding out they’re
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When I was fifteen years old, attending the Governors Ball Music Festival on New York City’s Randall’s Island was an adventure of
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There was an inexplicable air of grace the young debutante carried with her, as she would condition herself into taciturn civility, at
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So said artist Henri Matisse in a letter to a friend in 1941. The 71-year-old Matisse wrote this after having just survived
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Ruth Barnes is the Thomas Jaffe Curator of Indo-Pacific Art at the Yale University Art Gallery. She is an art historian in
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Last weekend, I visited the Yale University Art Gallery with a friend who was well-versed in the arts. Every now and then,
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“Who is the demon?” you ask me. I’ll tell you.The demon is someone whom you’ll never know.You aren’t as strange as I
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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
MoreA Conversation with Jake Gluckman (SY ’21), Programs Fellow for Hear Your Song Ethan Riordan: What is Hear Your Song?Jake Gluckman: Hear
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Leo Egger: Hey Ethan, how are you? Ethan Riordan: I’m doing well, Leo! How are you doin’? LE: Dude, I must say
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The Void Voices by Yale Herald What Do You Hide Behind Your Mask? Culture by Jabez Choi Is Gen Z’s Gossip Girl
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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
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Venturing into the world of Sometimes I Might Be Introvert parallels the experience of walking into a stadium filled with thousands of
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Tomorrow marks one week since my last visit to Partners Cafe, Crown Street’s venerable gay bar. It is a wonderful place, filled
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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
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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
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School is back in session, the sun is shining, Yale’s frats are abuzz, and it’s finally safe for students to gather without
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Morris from Shang-Chi: someone buy me the plushie already Taskmaster: nothing better than watching British comedians slowly lose their minds The Canterbury
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Letter! Letter from the Editors by Yale Herald Connectic*nt Connections: A Conversation with the Editors of CT’s Hottest Zine Features/Fronts by Yale
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Pia Baldwin Edwards, SY ’25 The human libido and SARS CoV-2 are among the most aggressive and unrelenting forces in our lives
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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
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Mikayla Barber, MC ’24 Calendars can be complicated. They’re speckled with holiday names, some of which mean nothing to the majority of
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For her, the table was a roof, a childhood hiding spot, her sky: the sandpapered underbelly of a glutton who gobbled up
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Arushi Dogra JE ‘24 Tired of the endless doctors visits, Anne Doge was quickly losing hope. Since the age of twenty, she
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Yale is a school full to the brim with sacred cows begging to be challenged. There’s Peter Salovey, there’s Directed Studies, and
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In the 1980s, the hips of Eastern European youth began to shake to the rhythms of disco. Hailing from the West in
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“Even if you are not ready for the day, it cannot always be night.” These words, said by the late Dr. Donda West,
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It’s a dreary, cloudy afternoon in New Haven. It’s been a dreary, cloudy two years for Kacey Musgraves, who emerged from a
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Dear you, How are you? Who are you? If you don’t know, that’s okay—we don’t either! In fact, we probably knew more
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If you’ve existed on earth for the past year and a half, a reminder of nature’s unstoppable force most likely isn’t something
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Transfer of Power Fronts by Kapp Singer New Haven Youth Climate Organizers Speak Out Opinion by Yale Herald Letter from the Editors,
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If you walk down Prospect Street at dusk and look west past Grove Street Cemetery, you’ll see large clouds of steam, backlit
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Ashia Ajani, YSE ’21, TD ’19, is a poet and environmental educator whose work centers queer and Black stories. Their writing has
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Last week, Yale’s Committee on Fossil Fuel Investment Principles released its recommendations. In this document, members of the Yale administration finally acknowledge
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It is a rare and beautiful thing to witness someone else’s love. On the beaches of Olympic National Park, wrapped in fog
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The COVID-19 pandemic has done incalculable damage to Americans’ mental health. Economic stress, illness and death among family and friends, limited social
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For all its reputation as a dreary, overcast place to be during winter, the solstice temporarily turns December in Oregon clear and
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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
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New Haven is home to a thriving ecosystem of community organizers, many of whom are young people, fighting at the grassroots level
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“Goodbye always starts with hello,” Faouzia’s bronze voice warns at the dawn of Stripped, her debut EP, dropped on August 5, 2020.
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In Haruki Murakami’s short story, “Barn Burning,” the narrator describes his girlfriend mime-eating tangerines, explaining as he watches her that “the sense
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Earth Day is my favorite Instagram holiday. I don’t think anyone in the real world celebrates Earth Day. Well, I guess The
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CONFIDENTIALApril 22, 2021 Dear Shareholders, It has come to my attention that, in light of recent developments regarding this planet’s changing climate,
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