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I’m only 19, and I feel like my friends are already disillusioned with romance. Sometimes I am too. And I can’t blame them. I know […]

February 9, 2018

HANA DAVIS

Extra-Ordinary

There’s a Shel Silverstein poem that reads: “She had blue skin, and so did he. He kept it hid and so did she. They searched […]

February 9, 2018

JUSTIN ONG

Four Months, Two Cultures, One Counter

It was five minutes of queuing before I found myself in front of the cashier. “Lunch tap,” I said. “What does that mean?” asked the […]

February 2, 2018

SOPHIA CATSAMBI

City of Color, Smoke and Paradox

My ears are accosted by the skull-piercing sounds of electrical drills on dry cement. A seemingly hesitant, intermittent staccato as the drill attacks and retreats, […]

February 2, 2018

HANA DAVIS

The Pariah of Negativity

It was cold and it was windy. My red and increasingly numb nose was snugly tucked into the fleece scarf I had woven around my […]

January 19, 2018

SOPHIA CATSAMBI

De-privacy

“By clicking or navigating this site, you agree to allow our collection of information on and off Facebook through cookies.” This was the message that […]

January 18, 2018

LOUIS DEFELICE

What Does a Philosopher Do with His Money?

Daniel Greco is the director of undergraduate studies at Yale’s Department of Philosophy. Before moving to New Haven, he studied at Princeton, Cambridge and MIT. […]

December 8, 2017