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(10/27/16 4:34pm)
In the midst of such a contentious, confounding and exhausting presidential race, it can be easy to lose track of the consequences of voting. It’s particularly simple, in the midst of the frenzy for president, to sideline the host of concurrent down-ballot contests like congressional and gubernatorial races, along with a slew of local legislative, judicial and executive elections.
(10/20/16 2:32pm)
In that same year, Super Bowl XX took place between the Chicago Bears and the New England Patriots, and that garnered over 90 million TV viewers. So perhaps the moniker of America’s favorite pastime isn’t exactly accurate.
(10/20/16 2:30pm)
Aminé is a rapper, artist and director from Portland who is defying everybody’s expectations. His real name is Adam Daniel, but he prefers to go by his middle name.
(10/20/16 2:28pm)
At its surface, When the Air Hits Your Brain details Dr. Frank Vertosick’s journey from a fledgling medical student to a fully-trained neurosurgeon after a seven-year residency.
(10/20/16 2:25pm)
Shout out to all the admission tours blocking my way:
(10/20/16 2:23pm)
With Election Day coming up in less than three weeks, there is nothing quite as relevant and topical as U.S. politics right now. And with Irrelevant History being the archetype of a relevant and topical column, I’ve decided to write a two-part series on some cows and a pig that played an important role in the history of American politics.
(10/20/16 2:18pm)
Location: Ames Hall
(10/13/16 7:16pm)
It is also the kind of horror embedded into the very contemporary history of the United States.
(10/13/16 7:13pm)
What I am trying to get at is that, I’ve been thinking a lot about peanut butter lately, and in particular that simple American classic, the peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
(10/13/16 7:12pm)
“Girls Like Girls” — Hayley Kiyoko. This song is absolutely gorgeous and is about, as you can tell from the title, girls who love girls. It’s a positive song that celebrates women who are attracted to women and comes along with a beautiful music video that you all should watch. Aside from this song, Hayley has released a music video for her song “Cliff’s Edge” that features herself with a female love interest, and her recent EP Citrine includes fantastic songs about loving girls as well. The internet seems a bit confused as to whether Hayley is bisexual or lesbian, but she is certainly attracted to women and not afraid to show it!
(10/13/16 7:09pm)
Black
(10/13/16 7:07pm)
Everything related to my life somehow ties its way back to math nowadays. For example, this article is being frantically written after an intense Monday night Calculus III PILOT session.
(10/13/16 7:05pm)
Sorry, I can’t hear you over my free healthcare.
(10/06/16 9:18pm)
Photos by KUNAL MAITI
(10/06/16 4:33pm)
“Why does he want his face there?” I asked my parents.
(10/06/16 4:28pm)
The Mowgli’s have been around since 2010, but have already made their mark. They originate from Calabasas, Calif., where a few of the founding members grew up. They are signed to Def Jam Records. The band consists of Colin Dieden, Katie Parvin, Dave Appelbaum, Josh Hogan, Matthew Di Panni and Andy Warren; Quite a lot of people for an alternative rock band, but they all flow together perfectly.
(10/06/16 4:26pm)
As you might know, from a literal standpoint, The Sound and the Fury is a tale about the demise of the Compson family. It spends a lot of time unpacking the relationships between Caddy Compson and her siblings along with the clashing values between the Compson children and their parents. It takes place over a period of only two days in the present but recounts various events from the Compson family’s past.
(10/06/16 4:24pm)
Location: Brody Learning Commons
(10/06/16 4:22pm)
The Weather
(10/06/16 4:21pm)
It’s the first day of a small class. The professor or TA starts that dreaded round of icebreakers. “Give me your name, major, hometown and a fun fact!” they say excitedly. It comes around to me.