Han ’23: HBO’s best shows are more raw than ever
Nearly a year and a half ago, the dominant story in pop culture was the conclusion of “Game of Thrones,” a television show that had transcended what we thought television could be.
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Han ’23: What we owe to each other – lessons from ‘The Good Place’
When I was a kid, I believed in answers. This wasn’t a coincidence – everything in a normal kid’s life is geared toward finding the right answers.
Han ’23: Parasite Won. So Did the Oscars. So Did I.
We didn’t know. We hoped, but at the same time, we didn’t dare to. Five of my closest friends and I packed into a room in the basement of the Rock, crowding around my phone as we streamed the end of the 2020 Academy Awards ceremony.
Han ’23: On Kobe: As a Celtics fan, and as a daughter
On Sunday, Jan. 26, Kobe Bryant, his thirteen-year old daughter Gianna and seven others died in a helicopter crash. My heart stopped when my friend texted me with the news that he was gone.
Han ’23: Politics matters, it should matter to you too
On Tuesday, Nov. 19, a man spoke before a panel of congressional representatives and millions of Americans tuned in to watch an investigation into President Donald Trump’s potentially impeachable interactions with Ukranian officials.
Han ’23: Let’s make alternative meat mainstream
Burger King has recently made headlines — as well as literal lines outside their stores — with their Impossible Whopper, which consists of a plant-based patty that tastes and “bleeds” like real meat. It was recently reported that this new burger fueled Burger King’s best quarter of growth in four years.
Han ’23: If you’re feeling like an impostor, I’m right there with you
The period of transition into college is different for everyone, but for most, Brown is an entirely new world.
Han ’23: What we owe to each other – lessons from ‘The Good Place’
When I was a kid, I believed in answers. This wasn’t a coincidence – everything in a normal kid’s life is geared toward finding the right answers.
Han ’23: Parasite Won. So Did the Oscars. So Did I.
We didn’t know. We hoped, but at the same time, we didn’t dare to. Five of my closest friends and I packed into a room in the basement of the Rock, crowding around my phone as we streamed the end of the 2020 Academy Awards ceremony.
Han ’23: On Kobe: As a Celtics fan, and as a daughter
On Sunday, Jan. 26, Kobe Bryant, his thirteen-year old daughter Gianna and seven others died in a helicopter crash. My heart stopped when my friend texted me with the news that he was gone.
Han ’23: Politics matters, it should matter to you too
On Tuesday, Nov. 19, a man spoke before a panel of congressional representatives and millions of Americans tuned in to watch an investigation into President Donald Trump’s potentially impeachable interactions with Ukranian officials.
Han ’23: Let’s make alternative meat mainstream
Burger King has recently made headlines — as well as literal lines outside their stores — with their Impossible Whopper, which consists of a plant-based patty that tastes and “bleeds” like real meat. It was recently reported that this new burger fueled Burger King’s best quarter of growth in four years.
Han ’23: If you’re feeling like an impostor, I’m right there with you
The period of transition into college is different for everyone, but for most, Brown is an entirely new world.
