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My Personal Surveillance State: How the Digital Age Has Made Me Need To Know Everything, Even When I Don’t Want To

I would never describe myself as a perfectly well-balanced individual. Recently, I asked some friends of mine whether I was ...

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Can We Really Do It All? The Pros and Cons of Student-Run Groups

One of Wesleyan’s incredible strengths is its student-run extracurricular activities and initiatives. Many prospective students choose Wesleyan because of the ...

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Reflections on “Arthur”: Finding Identity, Empathy, and Growth in a PBS Kids Classic

“Every day when you’re walking down the street And everybody that you meet Has an original point of view.”   ...

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Senior Special: Navigating Post-Grad Planning Stress

Hello, dear readers. Today we have a special article for our seniors because we know you’re all going through an ...

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The Deconstruction of Comedy Can Save Television: On “The Sopranos” and “Glee”

Recently, my roommates and I started watching “Glee” as a house. We have all seen it before, but watching it ...

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How Can I Focus on School While Witnessing Genocide?

When I open my phone, I see the bodies of Palestinian children ripped to shreds by bombs I’m paying for. ...

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Misconstrued Media: The Tangible Consequences of Social Media in Modern Politics

This past week, a collective of armed militias and far-right groups threatened to swarm the border in Texas. Posts and ...

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Pillow Talk: On Making a Sex Tape

Whether you need spice in your sex life or just want to be experimental, a sex tape could be an exciting ...

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

I don’t think many of us need another retelling of the misandrist saga of last semester, nor do most of ...

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“Well, It’s Not Technically Antisemitic!”: The Problem With Israel-Palestine Activism

I spent a lot of winter break reflecting on the war in Israel, reading articles, talking with people I love, ...