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  • When You Don’t Feel Good Enough

    When You Don’t Feel Good Enough

    December 10, 2018
    by Megan Leeuw

    Sometimes when I’m at my lowest I feel like I will never be able to achieve anything in my  in life. I feel worthless, insecure and like there is no point in even trying my best. I even felt like that while writing this article. These feelings nestle in my body and give me a…

    Read more: When You Don’t Feel Good Enough
  • Memes of Consciousness

    Memes of Consciousness

    December 6, 2018
    by Dorus Asselbergs, Essay

    Although some say that Mark Zuckerberg,, with his lizard-like features and robotically generated emotions, might not have a consciousness at all, his social-media-giant Facebook simulates that very thing perfectly. The same goes for Instagram, which was bought by Facebook in 2012. By having riverlike feeds from picture to picture, post to post, and therefore from subject…

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  • Writing About Music: Look Now

    Writing About Music: Look Now

    December 3, 2018
    by Julia Neugarten, Music

    Writing about music has always been a challenge for me; if you could put it into words there’d be no need to write a song about it, right? As a wise man once said, even though no one is really sure who he was: “Writing about music is like dancing about architecture”. Even so, life…

    Read more: Writing About Music: Look Now
  • What’s In My Notes?

    What’s In My Notes?

    November 29, 2018
    by Notes, Sona Simonian

    14 October 2018 at 7:32 pm   Author’s note: I was procrastinating about a week ago and started going through my notes and thought it might be fun to share my scattered, unrelated, and unedited thoughts. Among others, I found some quotes, both story and essay prompts, random number sequences, and even a whole fanfic…

    Read more: What’s In My Notes?
  • The Struggle for Hetero-Free TV

    The Struggle for Hetero-Free TV

    November 26, 2018
    by David Slot, Film

    If you’re anything like me and have no problem with heterosexuality whatsoever, yet find yourself letting out an involuntary gasp of shock whenever you see two individuals of the opposite sex as much as touching hands, then you probably share my dilemma of what to watch on television. After all, no one can deny that…

    Read more: The Struggle for Hetero-Free TV
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