The things we hate this week, every week.
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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Dear readers, The world is melting, friends. But also freezing. And in other places, burning. And in others flooding. There’s too much
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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, YC ’19, is a poet and environmental activist 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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Ruby and Roy and I take Route 67 all the way down from Marfa to the border. We lose phone service quickly,
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Maybe it’s the way those stubbornright angles look againstthat impossible cyan—the butter yellow,the unfinished wood against those cottoncandy–coated cloud belliestoo good to
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The refrigerant gases that cool our air and refrigerate our food are warming the atmosphere at disastrous rates, and Yale doesn’t have
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The Beach – who doesn’t want to build sandcastles and surf for their day off? Carbon Pricing Podcast – new Yale podcast
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This is an amazing web series (there is really no other way to describe this) created by someone who I can only
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It was a family tradition. When each niece turned seven years old, my aunt and uncle brought us to the American Girl
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Marisol Lariviere, Business Casual as Usual, 2021, consisting of a found and altered two-piece suit, iron-on glitter letters, flannel tank top, and
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Watergate, once America’s most scandalous political affair, has got nothing on 2020. In fact, America’s pain tolerance for corruption has increased exponentially
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The practice of making art has been so comforting during the pandemic. Back in March 2020, I was staying with Elena at
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Dearest March, I have not missed you, and I have not been counting the days. But in about a week, it will
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1. You’re in a painfully small section. The TF just asked a question. It’s been a good 30 seconds of horrible silence.
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Vegan Orecchiette – devilishly delicious vegan pasta dish Beautiful Things – new memoir by Hunter Biden featuring a quote by Stephen King
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“Drive” by The Cars came on while I was in line for coffee at Starbucks a couple months ago. I hadn’t heard
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Books Sandwiched In (BSI) is a series of virtual talks with authors, taking place throughout April and hosted by the New Haven
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All representations of things in the world rely on abstraction. Abstract representations deal with concepts rather than things themselves. For instance, in
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So, Yale just gave you five free Break Days this semester! Awesome! After this semester we all could use some time off
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From the comfort of his warmly-lit Californian home, John Walsh, Director Emeritus of the Getty Museum, ambles along the twisting footpath of
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HOW TO SOLVE MULTI-STEP LINEAR EQUATIONS Voices by Caramia Putman “To Pay Attention”: An Exploration of Poetry, Faith, and their Intersection Fronts
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My favorite genre of cinema (at least among those reputable enough to warrant an article in the Herald) tracks the emergence of
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Last semester, acclaimed poet, Yale Divinity School professor, and former Editor in Chief of POETRY magazine Christian Wiman told our Poetry and
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I’ve always been mildly insecure about my big ears—but now, I’m feeling persuaded to make them a little bit bigger. I’m not
MoreVisiting Hours It no longer exists––that dock on the Southern tip of Manhattan Island where I would sit, and sometimes do my
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This review contains spoilers from WandaVision (2021). Although the writing and acting are lacking at times, WandaVision truly shines in its final
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Hello X this is doctor XMy apologies for the delayYou should be hearing from your new providerI sent out all the informationBut
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Imagine you have the opportunity to live a full life without ever aging. You could maintain your youthful glow and remain in
MoreNeighborhood ne’er-do-wells, stop terrorizing my son-in-law! I know that Micah is a timid young man—easily frightened, easily tricked—and I know how little
MorePodcast But Outside: A fun little podcast where two people literally sit on the side of the street and find interesting people
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Justin Bieber has been famous for as long as I can remember. Bieber’s stardom, especially at its peak, ensured that people sometimes
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No one else is in the library. No sound except the drone of ventilation and the exhale of my laptop whirring, overwhelmed.
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It was a strange experience, arriving at a house that I would be quarantined in for the next couple of months, filled
MoreEver-loyal readers, It’s a new month, a new season, a new phase of vaccination rollout, the beginning of a new era, no?
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Processing your dad’s cancer diagnosis years later. Attending college with your twin. Finding community as a MENA student at Yale. In this
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Letter from the Editors 3/12 Letter from the Editors by Yale Herald Let Love Live: How Lenny Kravitz Helped Me Survive This
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Last year, I stumbled upon Lady Bird, a 2017 coming-of-age film that follows high school senior Christine—who insists on being called Lady
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Scrolling through my feed the other day, I saw a helpful breakdown of pandemic longing by Twitter user @dylan_thyme. “1 MONTH PANDEMIC:
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“Yes, [I’ve tried on James Brown’s leather boots], and yeah, James’s foot was smaller than mine,” proudly proclaims the rock ’n roll
MoreDear readers, This time last year, I was taking the quintessential Yale class “Daily Themes,” getting up at six a.m. to respond
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I woke up at eight in the morning, giving myself an extra hour to walk down to Chinatown from Alphabet City. There
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Last winter I budgeted an hour or so each week to visit a still out-of-budget used copy of the art book Shocking!
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Jericho Brown’s The Tradition confounds. In his third collection, the poet and director of creative writing at Emory College insists on the
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In their debut single, Ten Days, George, Sophie Kyle Collins, BF ’23, gives us a glimpse into their personal diary—each song a
MoreMe, You, Madness Trailer – coolest looking action movie of the decade, directed by Louise Linton, wife of Steve Mnuchin, GH ’85
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2020 blurred past our windows. In Seattle, the change of seasons means a gentle turn into fog and gray rain. I wonder
MoreDear Grandma, Thank you for the Barbie Dream House,the Baby Alive, and that purple bicycleGrandpa put together on Christmas Morning. Thank you
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The Teletubbies are no strangers to trepidation. Amid controversies regarding their cult following, the gender nonconformity of their frontman, and long-fabled deleted
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The pandemic took a lot of things away from me. With social hangouts no longer possible, I suddenly found myself extremely isolated.
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Bad Texter Inserts by Zoe Larkin Demystifying “Hard” Science Sci+Tech by Neal Sarin rats Inserts by Hilary Griggs Mended Tombstones Culture by
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Herald Arts Editor Nyeda Regina Stewart, PC ’22, sat down—on Zoom, of course—to talk with her friend Leila Jackson, SY ’22, about
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The Yale Dance Lab, founded in 2011, brings students and professors together in cross-disciplinary explorations of dance, writing, and movement. Director Emily
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Last week, all sections of Arabic 120 were required to attend a speaker event in place of class. The speaker, an Arabic
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The only thing that has stuck with me from AP Computer Science A—my first and last foray into computer science—is my CS
MoreРИШАД ШАФИ & “Гунеш” (Голубой огонёк 1984г.) – Russian jazz fusion that will make you smile and miss the days of live
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“Whereas the morula comprises a few dozen cells, the blastocyst will come to encompass hundreds of cells.” When the common reader encounters
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1. Durham, North Carolina I’ve spent much of the last year in graveyards. When we were sent home from school about a
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Clarity about origins and upshots is rare in the study of history. But communications revolutions—when a new device makes it easier for
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I’m going to tell you something that might upset you. Either because it will strip you of a delusion that helps you
More*Names in this have been pseudonymized Tommy’s house was an 1800s farm cottage, and it was perfect for me: kitschy but authentic,
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Dear Pre-Pandemic Me, I envy you. Like really envy you. Sometimes I close my eyes and relive our past, but I feel
MoreDear Harold readers, And my oh my is this issue a good one. In Opinion, Anastasia Ibrahim, BR ’23, reflects on the
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Connecticut’s Vaccine Rollout is Discriminatory Features by Josie Steuer Ingall January Voices by Edie Abraham-Macht The Pandemic of Our Dreams Sci+Tech by
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Promising Young Woman rolls out its opening credits over shots of drunk men sloppily grinding at a nightclub, the camera never panning
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I wrote this article as a series of diary entries, completing each of them as I worked my way through the Orpheus
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The summer after seventh grade I went to a camp for young composers in rural New Hampshire. It was fifty of us,
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“Mom, can you accept this email on your phone? I need parent permission in order to recover my Webkinz account.” With winter
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Earlier this week, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced his intent to move forward with an age-based approach to COVID-19 vaccine distribution, carving
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Name: Ashley B. Job Title: Girlboss Age: 21 Hometown: Chicago Area (Springfield, IL) Why would you like to be on the show?
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On February 28, 2021, the Yale Herald’s Managing Editors—Elliot Lewis, BR ’23, YH Staff, Caramia Putman, BF ’22, YH Staff, and Macrina
MoreTeezo Touchdown – possibly the most radical rapper from Beaumont, Texas, known for his punk sound and nails in his hair! Zoom
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You’re walking upstream between two icy mountain ranges. On the horizon, you see a humongous can of Coors beer. Water laps at
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Service Deferred: Volunteer Work and Mandated Quarantine Features by Clay Jamieson Say Hey to SpaceHey, a MySpace Remake for the Modern Age
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