Nicholas Steinman CM ‘28 doesn’t like sports — but the local impacts of the World Cup have upended his preferred pastime of ...
When columnist Bianca Mirica PO’29 was fourteen, her father decided it was time to watch “The Godfather” together. Years ...
Audrey Green SC ’27 partially praises Netflix’s new sci-fi thriller “The Boroughs” for its novel concept. Moving past the ...
In the second installment of her “Off the Shelf” column, Corina Yi PO ’28 reviews K-Ming Chang’s short story collection “Gods ...
Matthew Nishimura PZ ’24 squats behind the pitcher’s mound, staring intently into the batter’s box. The pitcher, a high schooler, delivers a fastball that catches the batter looking. Nishimura ...
Ryan Long PO ’21 competed in his second World Baseball Classic representing Great Britain, and looks to start his sixth season in Minor League Baseball. Courtesy: Ryan Long After Ryan Long PO ’21 was ...
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The Knicks made a habit of stressing me out this June. In Game Four of the NBA Finals, they did this thing where they shat the bed and allowed 76 points in the first half, then decided they wanted to ...
New York has seen some of the hottest days of the summer so far, but not even the heat can dissuade the tourists who flock to Canal Street to purchase counterfeit products. I’m not an interested buyer ...
If artificial intelligence replaces every job, humans will face a mass disillusionment. It won’t be the humanist disillusionment we expect — the mythologized anticlimax of humankind, a world where ...
If artificial intelligence replaces every job, humans will face a mass disillusionment. It won’t be the humanist disillusionment we expect — the mythologized anticlimax of humankind, a world where ...
If artificial intelligence replaces every job, humans will face a mass disillusionment. It won’t be the humanist disillusionment we expect — the mythologized anticlimax of humankind, a world where ...