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How Indian is Kamala Harris?

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Performing Prejudice: Collegiate South Asian Dance Organizations Reproduce Conservative Values

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Apathy Amid Alarm: Nonchalance During Lockdown Reveals Intense Privilege

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Safe Enough Spaces?: The Ethics of Study Abroad Opportunities in Countries With Institutionalized Prejudice

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Margazhi and Melancholy: Reflections From a Winter Spent in Chennai

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The Intolerance Problem? Reactions to “Misandry” Reveal Issues With Campus Culture

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Apostle or Apocalypse? Consecration of the Ram Mandir Marks the End of Indian Secularism

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Dear Desi People: Interrogating the South Asian Relationship With Heteronormativity

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WesCeleb: Crystal Peña ’24 Talks Dance on Campus, Trying New Things, and Bouncing Back

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From the Argives: Organization, Protest, and Persistence Through the Lens of Unions

by Akhil Joondeph, Janhavi Munde, Opinion Editor & Contributing Writer. Comments Off on From the Argives: Organization, Protest, and Persistence Through the Lens of Unions

No Desis, and No Nuance Either: Has Our Desire for Representation Led Us Astray?

by Akhil Joondeph, Opinion Editor. Comments Off on No Desis, and No Nuance Either: Has Our Desire for Representation Led Us Astray?

Colorful Community, Cold Conglomerate: Has Program Housing Overstayed Its Welcome?

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From The Argives: Chants, Chalk, and (Hopefully) Change

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on From The Argives: Chants, Chalk, and (Hopefully) Change

Crochet All Day: Crafting Sea Critters Project Culminates in Vibrant Usdan Display

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on Crochet All Day: Crafting Sea Critters Project Culminates in Vibrant Usdan Display

Performance and Prejudice: The Dance Class Weighting System Fails to Live Up to the University’s Mission

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on Performance and Prejudice: The Dance Class Weighting System Fails to Live Up to the University’s Mission

Exuberance and Empowerment: Introducing the Embodying Antiracism Initiative Partners

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on Exuberance and Empowerment: Introducing the Embodying Antiracism Initiative Partners

Cutting Cake: The Life, Death, and Afterlife of a Beloved Family Dish

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on Cutting Cake: The Life, Death, and Afterlife of a Beloved Family Dish

From The Argives: Spring Flings and Flops Over the Years

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on From The Argives: Spring Flings and Flops Over the Years

Testing Positive, Feeling Negative: Students Speak on Shortcomings of COVID-19 Housing Policy This Semester

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on Testing Positive, Feeling Negative: Students Speak on Shortcomings of COVID-19 Housing Policy This Semester

FOB (Faces Of Bigotry): South Asian Americans Are Agents of White Supremacy

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor . Comments Off on FOB (Faces Of Bigotry): South Asian Americans Are Agents of White Supremacy

WesCeleb: Savannah Russo ’23 on Multidisciplinary Studies, Dabbling in Extracurriculars, and Good Vibes

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on WesCeleb: Savannah Russo ’23 on Multidisciplinary Studies, Dabbling in Extracurriculars, and Good Vibes

Troubles with Taparia: A Figure of Hatred, A Symbol of Privilege

by Akhil Joondeph, Assistant Features Editor. Comments Off on Troubles with Taparia: A Figure of Hatred, A Symbol of Privilege

What’s in a (Re)name?

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Stick Season, Track by Track: Dissecting Noah Kahan’s Soon-to-Be Quintessential New England Album

by Akhil Joondeph, Staff Writer. Comments Off on Stick Season, Track by Track: Dissecting Noah Kahan’s Soon-to-Be Quintessential New England Album

Salsa, Bachata, and More: Latin and Ballroom Dance Club Returns With a New Spring in Its Step

by Akhil Joondeph, Linda Lu, Staff Writer & Contributing Writer . Comments Off on Salsa, Bachata, and More: Latin and Ballroom Dance Club Returns With a New Spring in Its Step

Separated Spaces: Rethinking Dining Hall Divisions

by Akhil Joondeph, Staff Writer. Comments Off on Separated Spaces: Rethinking Dining Hall Divisions

WesCeleb: Shannon McLoughlin ’23 Talks Rugby, Finance, and Surrounding Oneself With Healthy Communities

by Akhil Joondeph, Contributing Writer . Comments Off on WesCeleb: Shannon McLoughlin ’23 Talks Rugby, Finance, and Surrounding Oneself With Healthy Communities

Ask The Argus: How to Survive the Semester

by Akhil Joondeph, Sulan Bailey, Assistant Features Editor & Contributing Writer. Comments Off on Ask The Argus: How to Survive the Semester

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