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Mountain mishap

Martha Balson, Columnist December 14, 2024

One morning last September, my day began bright and early at 4:30 a.m. Reluctant to leave the comfort and warmth of my makeshift bed, I groaned as I rolled over in my sleeping bag and silenced...

A-Nominal

Diba Demir, Columnist December 14, 2024

“What’s your name?” is one of the simplest yet equally complicated questions to answer. Some start with a brief spiel on their name’s origin, some spell out its letters, some sigh expectantly...

Tyler, The Creator’s ‘Chromakopia’: brilliant and fresh

Keenan Billings, Columnist December 14, 2024

Oh boy. When I looked at Tyler, The Creator’s Instagram account, @felicathegoat, three weeks ago, I flipped. He had posted a minute-long video previewing new music, which I’d been awaiting...

‘Why not a Diplomat?’ my mother cried!

Miley Chen, Columnist December 14, 2024

My parents have always wanted the best for me. So, as early as December of my sophomore year, they started brainstorming summer plans. We had lined up our biannual visit to see my cousins, along...

Kindness always wins

Aparajita Srivastava, Columnist December 14, 2024

“I believe in communism ... rom-communism!” From epic last-minute goals to classic dad puns, “Ted Lasso” became a family favorite during the pandemic. This uplifting workplace dramedy is...

Paris pandemonium

Martha Balson, Columnist December 14, 2024

Sometimes, you have to know when to quit. In the summer of 2012, my family decided to travel to Paris. We spent a week seeing sights like the Louvre and stuffing ourselves full of croissants....

I love (Jane Austen novels) most ardently

Aparajita Srivastava, Columnist November 13, 2024

Jane Austen’s take on feminism is subtle yet powerful, especially in “Pride and Prejudice,” where she masterfully critiques marriage norms while still working within societal constraints. Jane...

Orange is the new pink

Miley Chen, Columnist November 13, 2024

After my parents’ half-joking discussion about what to do with my room when I leave for college, I found myself thinking about the history of my room and its walls. On paper, it’s not very...

Golden melodies: Leon Bridges delivers

Keenan Billings, Columnist November 11, 2024

“Leon” is the only album I’ve reviewed for this column that I’ve listened to all the way through in one sitting. Leon Bridges’ eponymous fourth album is a honey-sweet trip through a sun-...

Reclaiming the past

Diba Demir, Columnist November 11, 2024

From the pictures on our mantels, the radio stations we listen to in the car, the books we read, or the movies we watch, our families shape who we are. Until we reach a certain age, and with it...

Sabrina Carpenter: The album of the summer?

Keenan Billings, Columnist October 13, 2024

Sabrina Carpenter has been inescapable this summer—from my friends playing “Please Please Please” at max volume in my car (originally against my will) to messages etched in the walls of Berkshire...

Stuck in the snow

Martha Balson, Columnist October 13, 2024

I never believed in the importance of the buddy system until my friend got stuck in a tree well. A few years ago, I went on a ski trip with my friend, Will. Cruising down the mountain, we felt...

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