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she’s everywhere, she’s so julia [A&C]
By Sofie Zeruto | September 18If you did not know Charli xcx before, you certainly do now. Simply put, BRAT is everywhere. Literally. It’s a viral dance on TikTok. It’s an unlikely part of a major presidential campaign. It’s on CNN and Fox News. Your mom knows about it—maybe your grandma too. Your 13-year-old cousin is all ...
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help! school is making me illiterate! [lifestyle]
By Emily Tom | September 18Being an English and Literary Arts concentrator makes up about 40 percent of my personality. But as soon as classes start, I suddenly forget how to read. Very rarely do I find the time or motivation to pick up a book for leisure.
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i'm not sure why i'm crying [A&C]
By Eleanor Dushin | September 18TW: substance abuse
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generational mixtape [narrative]
By Jedidiah Davis | September 18Nope. Nope. Not that one. Ehh… Definitely not that one. Nope…
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a letter to my fairies [narrative]
By Katheryne Gonzalez | September 18I used to believe in fairies.
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blood, not semen [feature]
By Ivy Rockmore | September 18I was only 17 when I ejaculated into the cup that my future children would be frozen in. I was about to become a mother, whether I wanted to or not.
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a country album that calcified [A&C]
By Evan Gardner | April 24All those weeks ago, in the middle of Super Bowl LVIII, Beyoncé came along and “broke the internet” with the surprise release of twin country singles “TEXAS HOLD ‘EM” and “16 CARRIAGES,” a preview of her upcoming album. Almost immediately, a fiery debate ensued among the self-appointed ...
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the streets are alive [lifestyle]
By Gabriel Herrera | April 24What sound do your shoes make when they hit the pavement?
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eat your words [crossword]
By Ishan Khurana, AJ Wu, Lily Coffman and Will Hassett | April 24
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lawn people [lifestyle]
By Katherine Mao | April 24Tending to the lawn is a source of pride for some and a burden for others. My younger brother, for one, holds the former sentiment. As the eldest daughter of my family, I managed to escape the duties of mowing the lawn; that honor was bestowed on the son. Classic. When my brother first took on the responsibility, ...
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mama, it's me [feature]
By Elena Jiang | April 24On our second visit, Xiao Li tells us of a breakthrough: If you knot the top corners of the blanket around the first metal bar on each side of the bed, lao lao won’t get up at night. The contraption is simple: she tries to sit up, the blanket holds her down. With such little room between the mattress ...
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how to be someone [A&C]
By Samiha Kazi | April 24Graduation looms ahead and is all too tangible for my liking. Just over five weeks away—37 days until the end, to be exact. Over the past few weeks, I’ve lost all ability to conceptualize time; I have the date marked on all my calendars, I am receiving far too many emails about applying to graduate, ...
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half-faded, but alive [narrative]
By Liza Kolbasov | April 24Lately, I’ve been watching myself disappear again. I remember the feeling, achingly familiar, like the warm hug of your covers when you know you’ve slept too long past your alarm. It used to cling to me constantly. My freshman year of college, at any given point, I wasn’t sure whether I existed. ...
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post- post- [narrative]
By Ellie Jurmann | April 24“We have a lot of fun here,” said a Brown Daily Herald staff member with his shoulders tensed up to his ears, in a tone so serious you would think he was delivering tragic news. Maybe the copious amount of devastating news he reports on the Daily has altered his perception of “fun.” The amount ...
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hunting for clues, eschewing the blues
By Kimberly Liu | April 18Purpose is hard to come by in the winter. But in the spring? And on the weekend? It's easy to find purpose on spring weekends. From here on out, the G-Cal populates itself. This weekend, it is Yves Tumor, and last weekend, it was Brown Puzzlehunt. Serendipity had brought newfound acquaintances from ...
