Subtle Significance Along the 100th Meridian: A Review of Andrew Moore’s Dirt Meridian
By Alejandro Cortinas The 100th Meridian: the long, wide and grand plains of the American West, marked by an invisible…
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HBO’s Girls Goes on Trial in the Court of Gen Z
By Alexandra Cohen In 2017, when I was 14, I watched my mother watch a naked Lena Dunham on the…
Climbing Up in “The Hills”
By Annie Gold-Onwude “The Hills” is not your average reality TV show. It is, of course, a show about wealthy…
Generations, a History Composed of Disparate Parts
By James Freyland Pervasive throughout the teaching of American history in the US is the notion that an objective account…
Game of Thrones’ Daenerys Targaryen: Hero or Villain?
By Penn Namely Note: Contains spoilers for Game of Thrones (Which despite its flaws, is still worth the watch!) Throughout…
Graffiti and Street Art in New York City: Video Essay
By Inez Malhotra The graffiti art scene has evolved alongside New York City’s changing landscape. The city is the medium’s…
A Record Store on Bleecker Street
By Elle Liu Jamal Alnasr, owner of Village Revival Records on Bleecker Street, has been selling records for over 30…
The Upper East Side’s Favorite Butcher
By Nathan Burke Lobel’s Prime Meats on the Upper East Side is one of the most well known butcher shops…
Should Comedy Be Racist?
By JJ Jackson The Broadway Comedy Club in Time Square — outside of Netflix’s affinity for specials and Comedy Central…
Reclaiming the Female Form
By Sydney Rousseau Note: Names have been changed. “Can you try to block that painting for the photo?” My mom…