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Column·Food

A Tired Person’s Cylindrical Dumplings (Vegan, Gluten Free)

Lydia Jung ’25 Staff Writer One sweltering July day, I couldn’t find any vegan leftovers in my fridge to eat for lunch

September 27, 2024

Column·Reviews

The Case for More Than Streaming

Anna Grez ’27 Staff Writer When I heard that Joni Mitchell’s discography had returned to Spotify after a two-year hiatus, I was

April 15, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column·Horoscope

Spring Into Your Horoscopes

Belén Yudess ’25 and Ella Young ’24 Copy Editor Intern and Staff Writer Aries (March 21 – April 19) Add an extra

March 21, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

LARRY IS REAL CONFIRMED???: The Dangers of Being Delusional on the Internet

Georgia French ’27 Staff Writer Delena. Robsten. Jelena. Bughead. While to the untrained eye, these words may appear to be made up,

March 21, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

How to Stop Being Texan in ONE Easy Step (NOT CLICKBAIT) (100% TRUE)

Carah Allen ’26 Webmaster BREAKING NEWS: Dallas native Carah Allen is DISOWNED from family upon finding indisputable evidence of their daughter eating

March 21, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

Hillerska Will Continue to Endure (Metaphorically): A Review of “Young Royals” Season Three

Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Intern Contains spoilers for Young Royals Hillerska has shut its doors (literally) for the last time. So

March 21, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

“Underdressed at the Symphony” Is Faye Webster’s Love Letter to Existence

Ishita Jayadev ’26 Staff Writer I listened to Faye Webster’s new album Underdressed at the Symphony over spring break, at home, where

March 21, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Column

Live Action Remakes: The Art of Missing the Point

Amy Jayasuriya ’26 Staff Writer From the re-emergence of popular intellectual property such as Barbie to the numerous podcasts created by classic

March 21, 2024

Crosswords

Issue 6 Crossword!

Across 2. Memoir following a woman’s journey of mourning her mother’s death and hiking the Pacific Crest Trail 3. Written by a

March 3, 2024

Arts & Entertainment·Reviews

Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Proves Some Stories are Better Left Animated

Aanji Sin ’24 Editor-in-Chief After a long delayed and even longer anticipated expedition from camera to screen, Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Avatar:

March 3, 2024