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
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