Byline: Diana Lemberg

Mystery Suitcase

It’s mid-September, and your room is set up at last. Your chair is here, your toes are toasty in the A.M. thanks to a whimsically shagged carpet you bought at Wal-Mart, your creamy walls glow with the efflorescence of a thousand late nineteenth-century French advertisements purchased from the student poster agency.

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Digital One-Way Mirror

Princeton’s Blackboard website is not just a useful academic tool; it’s also a means of surveillance.

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Our Burger King

We would meet in front of the Burger King in Piccadilly Circus to go to West End nightclubs during August of 2004, me and two Spanish sisters from my old residence hall who shared a love of dancing and cheap drinks.

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Googlisms

You can type in any search query, and according to the Googlism website, “find out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or anything.”

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