(‘14, History/Creative Writing, Editor-at-Large) is from Cleveland, Ohio and writes fiction.
The stage is a runway, a railroad track set about twice as long as it is wide and divided by an off-centered bed with red and brown sheets. The stage is bookended by hints of backdrop, two pop-up walls with mustard yellow base and red floral print: one belonging to Brick, with a television set, record player, and liquor cabinet, the other Maggie’s, with perfumes and two mirrors. The audiences on either side face each other.
There are people in the world right now who are celebrating Mardi Gras instead of frantically trying to finish essays that were due two days ago. Maybe I’ll go to NOLA’s.
Do you know how long ten years ago was? If I’m remembering my lyrics to Rent correctly, it’s around 5,256,000 minutes. Bush was President. You were in elementary school. LeBron still played for Cleveland. Let that sink in. Look at how far we’ve come.
Many things happened at the absurd spectacle that was the recent Action Bronson show in San Francisco. In order to distinguish between fact and fiction, myth and reality, we will present the events in the form of a fun and easy True or False quiz. (Hint: They are all true. Guess true on all of them.) Read more…
It’s Week 8. I have nothing cute to add here. Once more unto the breach.
how crazy is this playlist? about as crazy as walking between tresidder and old union at 11:30 this morning. WOAH. WOAH. KEEP IT TOGETHER, TEAM. MACAULAY CULKIN AND MILES DAVIS ON THE SAME PLAYLIST.
Midterms? Shmidterms. Get over your grammy disappointment blues with some tasty tunes after the jump.
Editor’s Note: Peyton Manning submitted a number of songs but they were too sad. Russell Wilson did as well, but they were just repeated submissions of ‘And We Danced‘ by Macklemore. We chose to omit both entries.
Three day weekend left you weakened? Now is not the winter quarter of your discontent. If you’re feeling down, start bumping these tracks, even if you’re in Green Library. People will appreciate your verve.
If you’re reading this right now, it means you’ve survived and escaped the snowpocalypse that took over every place except California. Shout out to Stanford and our fantastic location.