Jackson McHenry
MCHENRY: Pride, prejudice and cyberspace

In fact, Austen’s protagonists are very much like college students. Not in the sense that we all want to get married and spend our time freeloading off each other in various mansions, but rather in our ability to read anything into anything. Austen’s characters spend their time inventing gossip, chasing romances and proclaiming universal truths from little to no evidence. I challenge you to prove that we don’t do the same.

MCHENRY: My absentee election

I’m convinced that I didn’t vote this year, at least not really. How can merely mailing a piece of paper all the way across the […]

MCHENRY: Be who you can’t be

The best Halloween costumes don’t exist. Case in point: In fourth grade, I was a Ravenclaw. Before this goes on, I’d like to point out […]

Stiles FroCos rock their Gangnam style

The great, grinding gears of history inched irrevocably closer to the 2012 apocalypse on Sunday night when freshmen in Ezra Stiles Stiles College were emailed […]