by addisonschwarz & lilyjensen The other day here in Christie 114, Lily and I were having a fruitful conversation about our favorite mandela effects and how there aren’t any new, good ones out there. We looked through every Buzzfeed list… Read More ›
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by d.orkin Rogan & Young Interview Following a statement made by Neil Young, Spotify has removed the acclaimed rock n’ roll artist’s music from their platform. Reasons for this action included a distaste for some other content that Spotify has… Read More ›
by sophiewolfe Though the gender binary is becoming increasingly irrelevant to contemporary life in the 21st century, once upon a time in the world before straight dudes started wearing chipped black nail polish to signify their complete security in their… Read More ›
by addisonschwarz On May 2nd of this year I was sitting on the toilet, playing solitaire when I got a notification from the New York Times. “Help, We Can’t Stop Writing About Andrew Yang.” Now I’m sure you had the… Read More ›
by addisonschwarz Halloween is around the corner! Dead leaves everywhere, tons of candy, sexy and spooky demons all around; you either love it or hate it. No matter your opinion on the holiday and its various events, we all can… Read More ›
by d.orkin Before we get into the real spooks, I need to address something important. If you recognize this moniker from past review pieces, bad news: that was an imposter. After countless negotiations and a few heated yelling matches with… Read More ›
by mattmcgotty I happen to be someone who missed out on the chaos that was Yik Yak’s initial run, so you’d understand my excitement for the anonymous, proximity-based social media app’s triumphant return out of nowhere a few months back…. Read More ›
by katlipari I like to consider myself as a rather intelligent person, but sometimes I can be dumb. Some of the smartest people I know are dumb and out of respect and lack of examples I will not name these… Read More ›
by addisonschwarz I’ve fallen victim to the quarantine dream trap. My whole life I’ve remembered precisely three dreams a year; the proof is in my notes app. The few pieced together notes about my eighth grade teacher telling me to… Read More ›