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Camellia

The Victorian Language of Flowers was used for decades to relay feelings that people had a hard time expressing or were too embarrassed to share.

Paddington: something more than a children’s film

What could be so worth analyzing a movie about a talking, marmalade-loving bear with a blue duffel coat? On paper, Paddington just sounds like another simple children’s movie, but watching it reveals something else entirely.

Versace, what are we doing?

On September 26, Versace debuted their Spring 2026 Ready to Wear collection. During any other fashion season, this would have been the norm, except for a few standout pieces and the iconic Donatella Versace appearance at the very end.

Running again

So I recently got into running again. I don’t think I’ll be racing in the NYC Marathon in November, but I consider myself a hobby jogger — running for “fun” and health and some other reasons.

Another Folk Fall

The second I see a little bit of yellow on any of the trees, I naturally start to develop an urge to listen to the blues, folk, and bluegrass music.

Answers from the wooden box

Picture yourself as a hollow wooden box. If you had to fill yourself with objects and memories that best represent your character, what would you choose?

A review of R.F. Kuang’s Katabasis

At some point or another, everyone has thought of school as hell. Katabasis takes that sentiment and brings it to an entirely new level.

It is not always sunshine, rainbows, and unicorns

In all honesty, I have restarted this article five times in the last few hours. I have changed topics and promised Itai, the Opinion Editor, I am “cooking” — I was not.

Italian fest, childhood treats

By the time you read this, the Italian Festival may already be a memory, but it would be a shame not to share the wonderful spread of Italian foods that brought me back to being four years old, sneaking rainbow cookies from the kitchen before dinner.

What can Kurt Gödel teach us about politics?

This past week, I began reading The Maniac, a fictionalized biography of John von Neumann. While von Neumann is perhaps lesser known than some of his contemporaries — Albert Einstein, J.