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I Love You Hazza

Posted on April 14, 2017October 1, 2022 by Azaria King

Dear Harry, Hey. How are you? You’ve had a busy week–past few months, actually. With your new movie and single (and hopefully album pretty soon) I’m sure you haven’t had much time to rest. I just wanted to let you know that I see you and the fruits of your labor are not going to…

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TO PREVENT ARTHRITIS

Posted on April 14, 2017October 1, 2022 by Contributing Writers

by Carlin L. Zia The clay behind the potting shed in my grandparents’ backyard would be soft and red in April. While our grandmother tended about in her cloth gloves and faded sunhat, my brother and I would salt the slugs we plucked from the compost urns, or dig furrows in the clay. Sometimes we…

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Celebs that Look Like Yt Jesus

Posted on April 14, 2017October 1, 2022 by Ashia Ajani

Hey there. In honor of Good Friday, and the truthful statement that Jesus was a dark-skinned Palestinian man, I would like to share with you some white men who look like dirty Jesus. 1) Jared Leto Jared Leto could be white Jesus, if white Jesus had multiple sexual assault allegations against him. 2) Harry Styles…

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Stop Disenfranchising Me, Yale

Posted on April 10, 2017October 1, 2022 by Contributing Writers

by Sol Hilfinger-Pardo I came to Yale because of its reputation for progressive values, and the support I hoped I would receive to do the public interest work that most needs doing. But my view has changed as I’ve watched the institutional inertia and cowardice of the Yale administration on so many issues—from failing to…

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Jook Songs’ “Sunrise”: Resistance Anew

Posted on April 7, 2017October 1, 2022 by Contributing Writers

by Marina Tinone Jook Songs, Yale’s Asian and Asian-American spoken word group, performed their last show of the academic year in Hopper Cabaret last weekend. The show’s theme, “Sunrise”, was chosen based on the personal difficulties from their previous semester. This idea of sunrise– of light after times of darkness– developed through each of the…

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