School Survival Guide: Creating resilience through holiday magic

Stressed with midterms and internship deadlines? Norah Mannle CM ’27 discloses her secret for motivating herself to finish her school work. Returning to simple traditions from her childhood, Mannle suggests ways for overwhelmed students to bounce back.

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Horror Hour: The plague of marketability in holiday horror

Have you ever heard of “Krampus” (2015)? How about the new Eli Roth movie “Thanksgiving,” starring Addison Rae? Horror columnist Anna Peterson SC ‘25 dives into holiday horror, how the neo-capital subgenre succeeds and where it fails.

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Oh God, not another bookmark: The six most awful gifts a reader can get

Reading is not often thought of as a particularly risky passion. Sure, you can argue that it expands your mind to dangerously new heights or that books are addictive. But overall, it’s a safer choice than, let’s say, skydiving, or training poisonous snakes, or recreating “Die Hard” car chase scenes.

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