5 Things You Didn’t Know About Your Favorite Muppets
by Yardena Carmi Sam the Eagle is divorced. He has two kids but is not close to them. Fozzie Bear and Kermit the Frog are identical twins. Or best friends and neighbors. The… Continue reading
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Instrument Tips
by Diana Malkin As a musician, I am always looking for a way to improve. So, I decided to help anyone out that is starting a new instrument. Here are some tips for… Continue reading
Annotation
by Yardena Carmi
we, the linen children
by Sinead Li
Biting the Bullet Journal Episode 1 – Researching and Planning
By: Emma Gerber A few months ago, I first encountered the “Bullet Journal”. In case you don’t know, the bullet journal is a notebook/planner hybrid that people handmake to fit them and their… Continue reading
13 Reasons Why You should Join Dance
By: Linda Yu The dance studio is a beautiful and soothing space. It will literally suck away all your stress. “Exercise gives you endorphins. Endorphins make you happy” (Legally Blonde). You will make… Continue reading
My Dream
by Vala Schriefer I like ideas that are hard to explain, concepts that no matter how deeply you analyze or how far you chase, are always temptingly tinkering on the brink of the… Continue reading
Gordon Matta-Clark: Conical Intersect
by Vala Schriefer In the empty round rupture In the yawn that yields to the light In the circumference of the earth The child guides trucks Through the roundabout. In the gaping dilated… Continue reading
5 Important Songs for Social Change
by Yardena Carmi 5 Important Songs for Social Change We The People – A Tribe Called Quest “All you Black folks, you must go All you Mexicans, you must go And all… Continue reading
Most Aesthetic Notes Contest
by Yardena Carmi Depending on who you are, your backpack might contain anything from a single pencil to twenty pens and a full set of highlighters. And all for one reason: notes. Can’t… Continue reading