I was depressed Monday night. First, Jenny’s queen bee hegemony was challenged in “Gossip Girl.” Then, five minutes later, in a moment of deepest thought and introspection, I meditated that my shielded Upper West Side upbringing had completely blinded me to many of the austere realities of the intricate set
Author: Luke Willert
Profundity of “Party In The U.S.A.” Baffles Intellectuals
September 25, 1066: The European Viking Age draws to a close with Harald Hardrada’s defeat at Stamford Bridge, thereby paving the way for a united England under William the Conqueror. September 25, 1555: the Schmalkaldic League of Holy Roman princes signs the Peace of Augsburg, a first step towards religious
Pursuing Romance in that Daring Teenage Way
I remember the cutest girl from my high school. She wasn’t sexy, per se, as much as unquantifiably adorable—the same way the droopy snout and dangling ears of a young basset hound make you want to hug it and wrestle it to the ground before embracing it for two hours
Letter: Sponsor Program Should Consider Needs of Sponsees First
Editor, When my high school friends arrived at their large universities, empty tables in dark cafeterias marked the beginning of a tough first month: It’s not enjoyable to anxiously await meeting people you actually like. My first day began when a sophomore, turns out he was my sponsor, offered to
Women’s Soccer Aims for SCIACs in ’09 Season
After two straight seasons of narrowly missing the SCIAC tournament, Pomona-Pitzer women’s soccer hopes to break through to the top ranks this year with new talent and a new outlook.To the Sagehens, every minute of play matters. In the words of Coach Jen Scanlon, “Every SCIAC game is important. We