Have you ever been a part of a book club? You meet once a week, discuss the characters and plot. How is Sunday church any different?
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About a month ago, The New York Times published an article by Robert Kolker entitled “Who Is the Bad Art Friend?” and achieved the impossible: making me care about literary drama.
The only viable option seemed to be the Iced Matcha Green Tea Latte. I took the first sip. An euphoric sensation overwhelmed my entire being. The sweetness hit my tongue as my eyes widened in disbelief. I think I saw God.
Can this be classified as a salad? This must be rock bottom. My attempt at making this a shared experience was wholly unnecessary. The shame I felt just added to my level of down bad and forced me into a deeper spiral. This was a peak depression meal for me.
I can’t believe I have to say this, but… getting plastic surgery isn’t the empowering feminist move that people make it out to be.
The story of Roald Dahl’s “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory,” in addition to the newer movie rendition “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” is popular across the world. What many people don’t know is that the whole chocolate factory visit is just one big acid trip, and that Willy Wonka himself is a drug lord.
Maggie: January 18th, 2017 was a dark day for humanity. The demise of Vine. But in its place rose a new empire – TikTok. It grew quickly taking over the everyday speech of civilians. Humanity now faces this question; do we fight it or succumb to its lordship?
Areej: At this point, I think we’ve already succumbed.
It was my first night in Martyrs Court Jogues, the integrated science learning community. After a long day of exploring campus and having information thrown at me, there was nothing more that I wanted to do than take a shower. I got all ready, put my soap and shampoo in a shower caddy, and pulled the bathroom curtain to the side. Staring up at me was one of the most dreaded organisms that could be prowling through a living space: a roach.
TW: This article discusses heavy topics such as depression and suicide. Stay safe and be kind to yourself!
As people, we are always watching, constantly viewing and consuming the world around us. However, it’s even more interesting to watch people in real life instead of virtually, but not in the Joe Goldberg sort of every-step-you-take type of stalking. It’s more about observing the human experience.
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