Noe’s Choice: Why Netflix’s ‘Russian Doll’ deserves a watch
Many Netflix originals produce the kind of brilliance you didn’t know you needed. “Russian Doll” is a prime example of that brilliance.
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Melissa’s Mix: A playlist for an inconsistent weather week
I’ve compiled a playlist to take you through the week, with each track corresponding to a different day’s temperatures. Enjoy!
Read More →K’s Case: Nud Pob
The stretch of Commonwealth Avenue is lacking in places to sit down for a good meal. Today, we’ll see if Nud Pob located in Central Campus can make the list.
Read More →Haley Hacks: Dorm appliance must-haves
Listed here is the worthwhile contraband every Terrier needs to step up their food game — because microwavable burritos just aren’t cutting it anymore.
Read More →The Clothing Press: Harris Tweed
Tweed: a wool textile woven with a soft open weave and the subject of this week’s Clothing Press. Harris Tweed, in particular, is a special variety that has all the best aspects of clothing.
Read More →High Marx: Aristotle would not be proud of US democracy
Aristotle believed that democracy was a threat to the stability of a government. What would the United States be in Aristotle’s eyes and is it a successful state for the people?
Read More →Get Psyched: The making of cults
Some cults are religious, political, therapy-based or focused on self-improvement. But what is the psychology behind the extremity of cults?
Read More →Partial government shutdown results in implications on fields of science
Let’s take a closer look at how the partial government shutdown affected branches of science, specifically the environment, research and human health.
Read More →Swipe left on your type
You find someone, you date them, and things don’t work out. Would our relationships be more successful if we weren’t dating by “type?”
Read More →FreeP Files: They’re watching you?
For this week’s FreeP Files, I want to talk about the mainstream conspiracy that our iPhones are always recording us and the ways in which that information can be used against us.
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