Paris means something because it’s fictional. Read more…
Archive for Max Walker-Silverman
(‘15, History / Theater and Performance Studies, Literature Editor) is from Telluride, Colorado. His writing varies in genre, as it does in quality.
Cheap Skate Skreech Sandoval's America
imagesBy(Cecily) The right type of insect always beats the apocalypse, or so it would seem. Read more…
Introducing Moments of Pause
If the editors for Vanity Fair rewrote Cards Against Humanities after binge-watching SVU and eating every aphrodisiac ever known to man. Read more…
unheard: YOUR WEEK TEN PLAYLIST
“A riot is the language of the unheard.” — Martin Luther King, Jr. Read more…
safety and no safety : YOUR FALL BREAK PLAYLIST
Music matters. Listen, think.
*Word limits temporarily lifted. Read more…
How to Write About the Nobel Prize Winner in Literature When You’ve Never Read a Book by the Nobel Prize Winner in Literature
imagesBy(Alex)
Along with quiet legions of groggy Literature Editors worldwide, I’m tasked with hitting the light switch, putting on pants, and writing an article about the “Marcel Proust” of our time. All without having read a word of him. Read more…
Risky Adverbs and Fruit in the Ambitious 21st Century
I ate fruit salad in a Bolivian marketplace because that’s what the local kids were eating and I didn’t want to be a gringo. Read more…
Whoa Hello There Finals: Your Week Nine PlaylIst
Did you notice that the “I” in the title is uppercase? Bet you didn’t. Gotcha, suckers!
Special Fees Emails Finally End: your week three playlist
The tides are changing. We have a new duo at the helm of our favorite student government.
When you’re done deleting all those emails regarding SAFE reform, have a listen.
Soundtrack to the Sun: your week two playlist
Stanford Spring Quarter exists in a bizarre dilemma universe where every day feels like a beautiful afternoon in mid-July where nothing matters except having a cold drink and a pair of sunglasses.. while still still living up to the academic requirements of one of the most demanding universities in the country.
WOOP WOOP. Here’s your soundtrack to the sun.