Lily Goldberg shares her raw thoughts and qualms with Charlie Kaufman’s newest surrealist film, “I’m Thinking of Ending Things.”
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Essay
A Stranger with Roots
Writer Maya Jenkins reflects on her responsibility as a young, healthy, upper-middle class person moving to the city of her grandmother’s birth in the middle of a layered crisis.
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“There is only reality and light.”
Writer Phillip Pyle tackles his own identity, his musical idols, and his time in quarantine at home in Kansas.
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In the modern punk scene, manipulation and feminism go hand in hand.
Writer Rayne Fisher Quann tackles the facade of feminism in the modern punk and indie scene.
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Half-Moons and Black Lives
“Black lives matter rolls off of my tongue, as smooth as silk. In my mind, the mantra applies to all Black lives except my own.”
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‘What’s your favourite scary movie?’ In defence of trashy horrors
Writer Sophie Wilson defends her favorite trashy horror movies… all found on Netflix.
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A note to the perfect stranger
At a time of isolation, writer Zea Asis recalls an encounter with a stranger on the way home.
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Monsters Are Still Under This Bed
Writer Mehrnaz Tiv writes about the anxieties that come with leaving college abruptly and returning to your childhood bedroom filled with mirrors and body image issues.
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Bring on the Filth: a case for dirty humor during quarantine
Writer Lily Goldberg argues that quarantine is the perfect time to bring back “The Aristocrats,” a famous dirty joke that originated on burlesque and vaudeville stages in the early 20th century.
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A world of dance and love, together and apart
Separated by almost two thousand miles due to COVID-19, dancers Philip Strom and Maxwell Read are learning how to maintain their relationship with their craft and with each other.
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