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Desperately Seeking Franny

The first two times I read Franny and Zooey, I was going through, to borrow a phrase from Salinger, a “blue period.” I have come to identify these low times with the term “melancholy,” a gloomy Victorian adjective that has … Read More

by Eleanor Barkhorn on December 14, 2005March 17, 2013

Hallucinogen-ic

R&B is experiencing a renaissance.

by Zach Cohen on October 24, 2015

The Personal Politics of the Draft: Nass Recommends Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory

What we can learn from a literary giant’s process of creation.

by David Chmielewski on April 2, 2023

Vote-Gay

Gay rights and the Republican Party.

by Chris Lombreglia on November 7, 2012January 25, 2016

Experimental History

As _Avatar_ gradually accrued its second billion dollars in the last few weeks, coverage of the film itself (rather than its receipts) sank from complacent praise to idle speculation. Was the film racist? Well, accidentally. Is there going to be … Read More

by Conor Gannon on February 3, 2010March 17, 2013

Work Song

Take a horse to water / Lead it by the teat / Take a cow to slaughter / Choke it as it drinks

by Kristin Wilson on October 19, 2013October 20, 2013

Erysipelas

A poem for your brambled mind.

by Joel Newberger on April 25, 2012March 22, 2013

Kat Kulke

Yet while my parents could censor my wardrobe, they were powerless to change my name. At home, of course, I was Catherine. But at school, I could negotiate on my own terms.

by Kat Kulke on April 3, 2016April 2, 2016

Top Ten Leslie Bernard-Joseph Pick-up Lines:

1. I don’t know about Princeton in the Nation’s Service, but I’m at your service anytime. 2. Did you know I was president of the BSU? As in, I’m black and single, you? 3. Step into the ex-com office and … Read More

by staff on April 6, 2005March 17, 2013

On Carpets

Learning to love what’s on the floor.

by Hanna Poole on December 11, 2016

The Beach: A Brofile

The beach is at once a confusing and wonderful thing to behold. Like a sandbox for man children, the beach is full of all the earthly pleasures one would expect of such a place–one metric ton of white sand, an inflatable treasure chest cooler filled with Coronas, a leafy green palm tree and a speaker from which the country stylings of the Zac Brown Band can regularly be heard.

by Chris Bischoff on May 16, 2016August 10, 2016

Deershit? No, Deerhoof

If you’re privy to certain circles, Deerhoof are called the greatest band in the world. If you’re not, you’ve probably never heard of them. My friend overheard a guy call them “Deershit” when they opened for Wilco. In one way … Read More

by Chris Douthitt on November 9, 2005March 17, 2013


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