By Maya Mabern When Hulu’s “High Fidelity” premiered, I actually squealed out loud. As a fan of the 2000 film starring John Cusack, I was ecstatic for Zoe Kravitz to retell the story of the pretentious music nerd who realizes she’s the common denominator in all of her failed relationships. Similar to the original film, […]
Read More →By Ananya Panchal If I had a quarter for every time someone told me “it’s time to move on,” I wouldn’t have spent the past week trying to acquire 16 quarters for just one load of laundry. In other words, I’d be rich. Side note — can someone explain to me how we are in […]
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By Hannah Shearer Last week, my friend was talking about a time in a Scottish pub when she ordered a Long Island Iced Tea and it came with a cocktail parasol — or as I will from now on refer to them as, a Little Drink Umbrella. I couldn’t stop thinking about it. A Little […]
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By Andrew Harwood What is life? The question that has stumped freshman college students and ignited debates between scholars is just as prevalent now than ever. What is the purpose of working, studying, hanging out with friends and sleeping just to do it all over again the next day? As existential as it sounds, this […]
Read More →By Michelle Tian The world is scary. And I’m not referring to the COVID-19 pandemic or the tragic California wildfires, I’m talking about the fact that too many people are afraid to shed their outer skin and let everyone see them for who they are. It’s sad, really. We’ve grown up in a world where […]
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By Emma Simonoff Kevin Smith’s 2014 film “Tusk” is kind of scary, kind of funny and completely disgusting. I have a vivid memory of watching the trailer in sick fascination that stuck with me until I finally watched it one rainy October day on my dorm room floor. In the film, Justin Long plays a […]
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By Sophia Yakumithis I honestly should’ve been born with a lifetime warranty because of how susceptible to injuries I’ve become. My body has so many things wrong with it at the moment, I don’t even know where to begin. I’ve been back on campus for about a month now and I’ve already accumulated some pretty […]
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By Sophia Yakumithis I’m pretty sure my parents had me with intention rather than as a consequence of their horniness for one another. I’m seven years younger than my sister and she did a ton of extracurricular activities in elementary school, so I think my parents wanted an indentured servant to tend to our home […]
Read More →By Julia Furmanek After what felt like a never-ending summer spent in the soft confines of my childhood home, adulthood and the responsibilities it so affectionately threw my way have come on hard and fast now that the semester has started. September brought a rapid succession of Zoom meetings, club emails and work schedules all […]
Read More →By Katrina Liu For anyone who is new to my blog series, welcome. And for those of you who enjoyed or just skimmed my blogs from last year, welcome back. This is a blog series continued from the Spring and it’s basically a weekly installment of blurbs and my past-midnight thoughts. We’ve all been hearing […]
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