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Culture & Entertainment

Confessions of a Neurotic Mind: Inside Bo Burnham’s Sobering “Inside”

Bo Burnham always seems to have a way with words. Since the beginning of his impressively illustrious career, the 30-year-old YouTube star-slash-comedian-slash-filmmaker has made a name for himself as one…

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4 min

Life

Finding Comfort in Consumerism: A Hesitant Ode to Commercial Diners

I was staring at the light hanging above my IHOP booth table at 1 AM, slowly munching mozzarella sticks and sipping the stale cup of coffee that the waiter had…

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4 min

News & Politics

Our Bodies Are Political, and Masks Force Us to See It

This January, I had to ask a patron to put on a mask in the Atlanta restaurant where I was working. It took everything I had to be polite. Last…

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4 min

Culture & Entertainment

How TV About Getting Lost Taught Me About Survival

Early in the pandemic, we collectively tuned in to a show or binged a series because it was a welcome reminder that others were out there. TV was the lone…

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4 min

Life

When Having Fun Feels Wrong

On January 6th, my weekly video chat with my friends from home was interrupted by an attempted coup. We stayed on the call, alternating between giving college advice to our…

News & Politics

The $1,400 Question (and the Unwanted Unity in Its Answer)

Life

Pandemic Parties: The New Normal of COVID-Safe Fun

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4 min

News & Politics

The Impossibilities of Joe Biden’s COVID-Riddled America

On January 20th, Joe Biden placed his hands on the Bible and officially became the 46th President of the United States. His inauguration marked the end of the months-long fiasco…

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5 min

Sex & Love

I’m (Not) Sorry for Ghosting You

I was laying in my bed on one of the first warm days of spring. I’d thrown the windows open in an attempt to feel like I was experiencing the…

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4 min

Life

A Not-So-Screenworthy Senior Year

Senior year is supposed to be life-changing. After years of being insignificant, piddling underclassmen, we’ve finally made it. Senior year is the final hurrah—the year-long celebration of thirteen years of…

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Confessions of a Neurotic Mind: Inside Bo Burnham’s Sobering “Inside”

Finding Comfort in Consumerism: A Hesitant Ode to Commercial Diners

Our Bodies Are Political, and Masks Force Us to See It

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We Can Still Be Vulnerable in the Eyes of Others

Lena Dunham’s “Sharp Stick” Nails Sexual Awakening in the Digital Age

F*ck Your Boy Genius—He Doesn’t Exist

It’s the Perfect Time to Watch Todd Haynes’s Films

How TV About Getting Lost Taught Me About Survival

When Having Fun Feels Wrong

The $1,400 Question (and the Unwanted Unity in Its Answer)

Trending posts

We Can Still Be Vulnerable in the Eyes of Others

Lena Dunham’s “Sharp Stick” Nails Sexual Awakening in the Digital Age

F*ck Your Boy Genius—He Doesn’t Exist

It’s the Perfect Time to Watch Todd Haynes’s Films

Pandemic Parties: The New Normal of COVID-Safe Fun

The Impossibilities of Joe Biden’s COVID-Riddled America

I’m (Not) Sorry for Ghosting You

Trending posts

We Can Still Be Vulnerable in the Eyes of Others

Lena Dunham’s “Sharp Stick” Nails Sexual Awakening in the Digital Age

F*ck Your Boy Genius—He Doesn’t Exist

It’s the Perfect Time to Watch Todd Haynes’s Films

A Not-So-Screenworthy Senior Year

We Can Still Be Vulnerable in the Eyes of Others

Lena Dunham’s “Sharp Stick” Nails Sexual Awakening in the Digital Age

F*ck Your Boy Genius—He Doesn’t Exist

It’s the Perfect Time to Watch Todd Haynes’s Films

What Sex and Healing Are Like for Survivors of Female Genital Mutilation

The Feminine Urge to Not Shower