Column·Horoscope Know-your horoscope-ember! Belén Yudess ’25 Copy Editor Libra (September 23 – October 22) Fall into fall by listening to “Falling for Ya” from the November 10, 2024
Arts & Entertainment Toxicity in Wattpad Stories and the Genre of Fanfiction Anne Friedman ’25 Staff Writer There are two kinds of people: those who had their Wattpad phase and those who lie about April 3, 2022
Arts & Entertainment Netflix Needs To Be Stopped Alyssa Wend ‘24 Copy Editor It’s a trend we’ve all witnessed in young adult content: the main character girl falls in love April 2, 2022
Music OSTs: The Musical Adventure You Should Experience Isabel Li ’25 Staff Writer As someone who does not enjoy conventional pop music and instead prefers lyricless orchestral soundtracks, I am April 2, 2022
Arts & Entertainment “Lovers, Strangers, and Friends”: A Living Exhibit Belen Yudess ‘25 Social Media Manager A curator is someone who is able to visualize a scene that doesn’t exist. They turn April 2, 2022
Arts & Entertainment “Movie Lovers Unite”: Oscar Predictions Jihae Oh CMC ’24 Guest Writer The Oscars. A time for asking, “have you ever heard of that actress?” Or “how was March 12, 2022
Fashion Will You Be My Valentine? A Look-Book Maddie Moore ’22 Fashion Columnist Valentine’s Day: to some, a day for couples. To others, a day created by candy-companies to sell February 19, 2022
Arts & Entertainment “Euphoria” is Back, But is it Better Than Ever? Cecelia Blum ’24 Design Editor “Euphoria” has been repremanded by critics for a host of reasons, including but not limites to: glamorizing February 19, 2022
Arts & Entertainment “Hawkeye”: A Disappointing Introduction to Kate Bishop Alyssa Wend ’24 Copy Editor Editor’s Note: Contains spoilers for “Hawkeye” The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is known for creating well-loved and February 19, 2022
Music “Laurel Hell” Is Mitski’s Sublime 80s-Pastiche Return to Indie Aanji Sin ’24 Editor-in-Chief Japanese American indie pop singer Mitski is back, and it is indeed just me and her against the February 19, 2022
Arts & Entertainment Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss: The Empire of Succession Alyssa Leong ‘23 Design Editor *spoiler free! In a Murdoch-esque fashion, “Succession” follows the Roy family as siblings Kendall, Roman, Siobhan, and December 6, 2021
Satire How to Perm into Any Class [PROVEN] [Ancient European technique] Ellen Wang ’25 Staff Writer When the biannual bloodbath known as course registration rolls by, even the campus squirrels know the students December 6, 2021
Music Adele’s 30 Marks the Artist’s New and Powerful Return Madison Yardumian ‘21 Editor-in-Chief On Nov. 19, Adele released her highly-anticipated fourth album 30 to positive reception from fans and critics alike. December 3, 2021
Music People May Disappoint You, But That’s What All Too Well is For: A Review “From the Vault” of Red (Taylor’s Version) Madison Yardumian ‘21 Editor-in-Chief There was a slightly obscure album released on Nov. 12th, 2021 — you may not have heard of December 3, 2021
Arts & Entertainment It’s Giving Season: Netflix’s Best Worst Original Christmas Movies For Your Holiday Aanji Sin ‘24 Copy Editor There are many things that get me into the holiday spirit: Trader Joe’s Chocolate Enrobed Joe-Joes, the December 3, 2021
Arts & Entertainment “The French Dispatch:” Anderson Strikes Again Julia Cox ’23 Webmaster The Oct. 22 release of Wes Anderson’s ninth film “The French Dispatch” was highly anticipated. The film made November 11, 2021