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Tuba Sneaks into Game

  Tickets for the Harvard-Yale football game sold out in a record-breaking two days this year, leaving many Yalies with no way into Harvard Stadium. […]

November 30, 2014

For Varga College

As Yale’s upper administration deliberates on the names for our new residential colleges, I strongly encourage they consider our unstoppable force of nature on the football field, Tyler Varga ’15.

November 25, 2014

Harvard Sued by American Automobile Association for Widespread “AAA” Grading

In response to Harvard University’s academic policies, the American Automobile Association issued a lawsuit claiming that the school’s grading infringed on its trademark initials. The motor-club federation alleged that the “triple-A” grading given to an estimated 78% of students damaged its branding and left AAA members confused.

November 21, 2014

A Winter Crash Course for People from Warmer Places

Winter is fast approaching and with that will comes snow, wind, and that bitter cold that makes breaking hurt. If you are going to The Game and don’t prepare, you will quickly learn to huddle like penguins deeply regret the fact that you didn’t wear more layers and wool socks.

November 21, 2014

Harvard Sucks (Part 3)

This is the third in a series of articles detailing the infinite ways in which Harvard sucks. Evidently, this series will never end. Just yesterday, […]

November 21, 2014

"Hold ’em Yale" holds its own

Last Friday, I attended a screening of the recently re-discovered 1928 silent film Hold ’Em Yale. The Whitney Humanities Center played the film to commemorate the […]

November 20, 2014

Is "Blank Space" a Blank Slate?

Finally, ladies and gentleman, the Taylor Swift we have all been waiting for. Off of her new and stylistically different album, the music video for […]

November 19, 2014

Harvard Sucks (Part 2): "Reserve your Field Club Seats for just $250 each today!"

We hope the Cantabs are happy with the racket they've got going here. Actually, we hope they are miserable. And given that they go to Harvard, they probably are. It takes a lot more than a brunch buffet to make up for that.

November 18, 2014

A Strand of Thought

At most poetry readings I’ve attended, the poet gives a little introduction or anecdote between each poem, providing the audience with a unique insight into […]

November 17, 2014

Book, Art or In Between?

We tend to think of books as strictly academic, but might they occupy more than just this one domain? The exhibit “Beyond the Codex: Sculptural […]

November 17, 2014

Lessons in Dissent: Hong Kong's underground youth protest

As the international media has picked up on the student-led protests in Hong Kong, many Americans have heard of the 2014 Umbrella Movement. Not many, […]

November 17, 2014