What do you mean it’s already December? We can’t believe that such an eventful year—musically (Kendrick! Björk! Grimes! Sleater-Kinney!) and academically (Emma and Andrew here are finishing their first semester of college!)—is
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What is Stevens missing? The answer to that depends on who you ask. Some environmental engineers will say worthwhile green initiatives to combat the wasteful sprinkler system and defective recycling practices.
When deciding what to write for Thursday’s Letter Writing Party, junior Anu Sapkota had plenty of options. Suggested material for patients of the Children’s Specialized Hospital ranged from understandingly restrictive to unabashedly punny.
Thanks to the advent of music recording software that’s as accessible as the channels to distribute the latest Hot Track, it’s seemingly easy to drown in the river of new tunes these days.
In the great holiday song war, Halloween is often seen as getting the short end of the candy corn-adorned stick. Sure, there are the standards—”Monster Mash,” “This is Halloween,” “Where Are U Now” (what’s more scary that admitting you like a Justin Bieber song?)—but
- Oh my god, it’s been ten years.
- We’re pretty sure the titles of these songs were the first recorded instances of subtweeting.
We’re coming up on an inherently vexing season; you got used to consistently warm temperatures, and now every other day is Russian roulette played with layers of clothing.
“I think the sky’s gonna open up soon.” That was Brendan, looking up at the incredible, but assuringly ominous view above us in Cooper Square.