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The Wave: Susie’s Story
By Elizabeth Willsmore An expectant buzz filled the room, the silence punctuated only by the breaths of the two women as Anya
Mothers, Daughters, and Lady Bird: How We Relate to Cinema
By Ittai Sopher Lady Bird depicts mother-daughter relationships in a way no other has before. The movie captures this relationship through a
I Miss Moonlight
By Elizabeth Murphy I’m staring at a still from the now-in-theaters Call Me By Your Name and thinking about a passage in
The Grammys are a Disgrace, What’s New?
By Ali Bush In high school, I was president of my school’s only music club, the Jam Club. Even though it was
Summer Lineups: Where are the Women?
By Ali Bush As we all hover patiently over our phones to see if our favorite bands make this year’s lineups, do
All About Pronouns – The (Sorta) Comprehensive Guide
By Mel Gilcrest DON’T PANIC. It’s good advice in almost any situation (if difficult to follow), and it’s the best advice I’ve
How Hayley Kiyoko is turning 2018 into #20gayteen
By Hayley Van Allen Pop-icon Hayley Kiyoko is known as “Lesbian Jesus” for a reason: she is. In the past 3 years,
January’s Government Shutdown
By Sasha Rivera From midnight on January 20 to the evening of January 22, the United States government shut down after Congress
New Year, New Railroad
By Eve Milusich Last semester ended in a whirlwind of finals, theses, and fake snow (courtesy of Casemas), and amongst this end-of-the-year
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Tig Notaro Looked Directly Into My Eyes and I Will Never Be the Same
by Elizabeth Murphy The anxiety I had about whether seeing Tig Notaro live could measure up to my absolute adoration for her
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