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Top of the Leaderboard: Ranking the New York Times Games
The New York Times, founded in 1851, has a long history of reporting domestic and global news, opinion pieces, and...
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The Squirrels Work for the Bourgeoisie
Cute, cuddly, or crazy? Anyone who steps outside notices them. And, like any sane person, I have some very important...
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Chappell Roan: The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess
Chappell Roan’s fame skyrocketed when she opened for Olivia Rodrigo’s 2024 Guts World Tour, with popular hits like...
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Homie-Hopping: Why Women Do It, Why Men Allow It
It was an early Friday morning when I met my date at the Starbucks in Newcomb. Russell was a student in the Batten...
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The Unfathomed: Fifth Installment of the Philosophy of Intuition
If we cannot truly generalize beyond ourselves, then how do we come to trust others? By trusting someone, are we not...
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The History of UVA Dorm Names, Part 3
This installment of the “History of UVA Dorm Names” series will focus on the Alderman and Runk areas, with Gooch and...
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The Unfathomed: Third Installment of the Philosophy of Intuition
I am writing in response to my prior essays, “The Philosophy of Intuition” and “Follow Up to the Philosophy of...
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The Great American Eclipse is Coming to Charlottesville. Here’s How to Make the Best of It.
In Charlottesville today, the sky remains an untainted blue as residents prepare to witness a spectacle of the skies....
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The Unfathomed: Follow Up to The Philosophy of Intuition
A belief that has made itself dogmatic, after some time, must then question itself. This is always, and it is...
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The History of UVA Dorm Names, Continued
While we previously explored the names of Old Dorms and the Brandon Avenue apartments, UVA’s endless construction...
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