From penis roller coasters to Obama’s Netflix queue….strangely not that big of a leap. Read more…
Archive for Katharine Schwab
(‘15, English, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief) likes to write songs about gravity and days that don't end. Katharine is from Pasadena, CA and she's only been to one Rose Bowl game. Ever.
I <3 the 90s: YOUR WEEK FOUR PLAYLIST
Multiple songs by Third Eye Blind, Beyoncé when she was just a child of destiny, Notorious B.I.G., Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopes, and Kurt Cobain? Welcome to the 90s, dude. 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…
Color as Defiance: Scribbles 025-027
These are ghosts on a city street. Read more…
guilty pleasures: YOUR WEEK THREE PLAYLIST
Look, we’re just being honest and open and vulnerable and talking about unironically enjoying Ke$ha and Bieber and if you can’t do that on a college arts blog, what is this world coming to? Read more…
coffee break: YOUR WEEK TWO PLAYLIST
We asked our contributors to hit us with their favorite coffee break music, and we got a full menu: some roasted and some raw, some dark and some light, some sweet and some bitter. Musica baristas, at your service. We’ll try extra hard to get your name right on the cup. Read more…
the future is now: YOUR WEEK ONE PLAYLIST
As of right now, we are closer to the year 2030 than the year 2000. Chew on that, but not for too long. Read more…
it’s worth it: YOUR FINALS PLAYLIST
Whether you have back to backs on back to back days, or you’re one of those people that everyone hates who ‘only had paper-based finals due last week,’ it’s always good to re-up on some new jams in mid-December. To pump it up or kick back, find a tasty pick harvested by Stanford’s finest below. Read more…
Documentary ‘Alive Inside’ Moves Lives with Music
We live in a culture that glorifies youth in all its recklessness, independent rebelliousness and myths of infallibility. ‘Alive Inside’ forces its audience to confront the visceral reactions associated with aging — due to the smells, the memento mori, the pediatric shoes, the fear of the once-sharp mind deteriorating — by centering the camera on the unavoidable, crackling faces of its subjects. There is no looking away. Read more…
‘Kinky Boots’ preaches tolerance — and high heels
In what might just be the most predictable plotline since 50 Shades! The Musical, Kinky Boots sashays into the fringe world of shoe business and follows business owner Charlie and drag queen Lola as they attempt to save the factory. Read more…