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Wants and Needs

Written by: King Weatherspoon '25
Published on: October 15, 2022

“More people die of unenlightened self interest, than of any other disease.” – Parable of the Talents

Categories: PoetryTags: Culture

Deep Dive

Written by: Jared Foxhall
Published on: April 2, 2020

Jared Foxhall recounts moments thrifting for clothes during his year abroad in Kunming, China. In China, everything’s on sale.  It’s become a weekly event now, the second-hand store. It’s the only place where we can spend money on clothes and not feel absolutely awful about our bank statements afterward. You can’t even find prices this […]

Categories: ChinaTags: Culture

A24 is a Revolutionary Production Studio

Written by: Kyubin Kim
Published on: February 24, 2020

A24 is spearheading the unanticipated new wave of indie films. A24 is a film distribution and production company founded in 2012 by seasoned film veterans Daniel Katz, David Fenkel, and John Hodges. Since its inception, this up-and-coming indie film distributor has accumulated 25 Academy Award nominations and has received high acclaim for their impressively broad […]

Categories: FilmTags: Culture

The Problematic Lens of Queer Eye

Written by: Kate Tapscott
Published on: February 2, 2020

The latest mini-season of the hit Netflix show Queer Eye follows the beloved Fab Five to Tokyo, Japan with the mission of, as the show’s description puts it, “bring[ing] the message of self-care and compassion to Japanese men and women while exploring the country’s rich culture and cuisine.” Though the writers likely intended to suggest […]

Categories: Lead, TelevisionTags: Culture

One Day at a Time: Sitcom Review

Written by: Kirstin Yip
Published on: January 27, 2020

I first watched One Day at a Time at the behest of my best friend. When I saw the opening montage of old-timey salsa dancing clips and pictures of Latinx families, I thought, “This is completely unrelatable. I’m not going to enjoy this.” As this article’s title suggests, I was very wrong.  One Day at […]

Categories: TelevisionTags: Culture

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