For me, the most dreadful week of the fall semester isn’t finals week — it’s the week before. Famously known as “dead week,” the last week of classes before finalsRead more >
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer wasn’t remembered for his neutral coat. In the wake of the beige mom epidemic, holding on to the nostalgia of multi-colored Christmas lights is necessaryRead more >
The adage has always been, “I’m dreaming of a White Christmas.” No one in the history of the universe has ever said, “I’m dreaming of a blue, orange, red, yellow,Read more >
Last year, a classmate of mine came in with a mask. My professor, a staunch advocate for the one-strike attendance policy, asked the student: “Do you have COVID?” “I don’tRead more >
It is time to retire old evergreen trees that leave scattered needles across your living room floor and cost a fortune to purchase year after year. Plastic Christmas trees areRead more >
I am an avid reader. At almost all times, I have three to seven books strewn about my apartment in various stages of completion. Although I tend to read historicalRead more >
Money, politics and activism go hand in hand. A growing call to young people to vote with their dollar has sparked interest in the spending patterns of large corporations. SocialRead more >
The worst Thanksgiving dish is sweet potato casserole, but it’s still on the table every year. Sweet potatoes have a sickening texture, and the taste makes me recoil. Such aRead more >
Combining a typically savory taste with sweet flavors is not for everyone. The buttercream on carrot cake can be sickeningly sweet to the unexpecting taster, but, according to Brides, carrotRead more >
In response to President Donald Trump being re-elected, young women across the United States have brought South Korea’s 4B movement to the stateside, which means swearing off men as partRead more >