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Celebrating Carmen Carrera

Talking celebrity and transgender identity.

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New Jersey As a Non-Site

As a fourth-generation Jersey girl, I was immediately intrigued by “New Jersey as a Non-Site,” the featured exhibit at the Princeton University Art Museum. Signs around campus described it as “art of the avant-garde(n) state.”

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O Large Branch of Human Knowledge

Songs like “Crying” and “Love Dog” are the highlights of the album, fusing the classic feel of TVOTR with innovations that are simple, yet foreign enough to excite the listener.

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Aubade for a Night Twitter

All these voids

meeting in the middle feels

like an answer, so I keep
writing. For a night

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once, Chagall

“Jubilation—that is the meaning / of this anti-reminiscence.”

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Repeating the Past

Modernist nostalgia at Princeton.

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Latter Genesis

“I don’t make that the answer, because, though mine a fraction of yours,/belief still blossoms when it isn’t too cold.”

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Who Are These People?

Oh, pre-frosh.

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Investment Baking: Full Design

In the first issue of the forty-fourth volume, the Nass sends a missive to Cupid, traverses the world of Hommlet, and grapples with healing after near-death.

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“Complete Confidence”: A Reflection on Title IX Protests at Princeton

“The protest was born of frustration at the unspeakable natures of both Title IX and the traumas of sexual assault. The protest was chaotic and it was hurt and it was loud.”

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Hal v. Hal

Dearest IV,
American poet Carl Sandburg called TV the “idiot-box.” This is the only thing I learned in 5th grade. Now I think Carl Sandburg is an idiot-box. However, the fact remains that television is a thing oft-maligned from every quarter.

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Georgia, Seen From Ukraine

For Poland, Belorussia, and Ukraine, then, Russia remains a hungry, imperialist bear.

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