By Amber Bhatnagar Wow. What a semester. While 16 weeks and counting might seem long to most students, my time as Blog Editor this semester has flown right past me, and I can’t tell if that’s a blessing or a curse. Heck, this entire year has flown by, for obvious pandemic-related reasons. As I sit […]
Read More →
By Khadijah Khogeer Trader Joe’s has some hidden gems to keep you from spending what’s left of your broke-college-student budget on Uber Eats. These underrated food items make eating at home and diversifying your palate so easy. Breakfast Buttermilk Protein Pancake Mix Trader Joe’s Buttermilk Pancake mix only requires two ingredients: equal parts pancake mix […]
Read More →By Katrina Liu How do you move on? It’s a question that means a multitude of things and has a different meaning to each person. For my last blog post of this year, I want to try to answer some of these. To reiterate, I don’t know anything at all. I just hope my words […]
Read More →By Katherine Wright Rediscovering an old “that was easy” button — a novelty of the middle-school era — has led me to do some soul-searching on what was “easy” and what no longer is. It used to be easy to sneak candy into the movie theater, to snag the last open seat on the bus, […]
Read More →
By Andrew Harwood Given that this is my final post for the semester, I want to continue my streak of delivering to my audience a list for their consideration. I’ve already listed my 10 must-see films, and for this post I’ll shift my focus to my favorite underrated films. Now, I understand some of these […]
Read More →
By Maya Frankel It’s super easy nowadays to fall out of your routine, especially with Zoom classes and the upcoming holidays. Believe me, I get it. These past few weeks, I’ve been in a funk as I try to find a new routine now that I’m home. The hardest part, at least for me, is […]
Read More →
By Thalia Lauzon One day, the police will come knocking at my door with questions. I’ll end up having to answer and try not get arrested –– though, with my luck, I’ll fail. Why? Because I swear my hair is going to be found at some crime scene. But, please, do not arrest me. I […]
Read More →
By Michelle Tian If you asked my friends to describe me in a few words, they’d most likely say things like “bubbly” or “curious.” But, if you asked my professors to describe me, oh boy, you would get a full range — from “quiet and shy and probably doesn’t know what she’s doing” to “talks […]
Read More →
By Sophia Yakumithis It’s time to leave this semester behind. Like, seriously, throw-it-away-and-don’t-look-back behind. Bluntly speaking, I’ve never had a worse semester. The year itself was completely doomed — and this Fall offered no exceptions. I’ve taken some time to reflect, and I realized some things that happened just a few months ago feel like […]
Read More →
By Emma Simonoff It’s commonly accepted that most romantic comedies don’t take place in our world. They break too many rules. They’re a kind of magical realism, which is most easily explained if you can look at romantic comedies as fantasy movies, or even as science fiction. Impossibilities can be coincidences — anyone in love […]
Read More →