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Published inAn Injustice!How to Remember a Bad Year —The Ethics of Pandemic SouvenirsThe pandemic’s effect on material culture and consumption begs the question of how, and what, we’d like to remember from this past year.Jan 2, 2021Jan 2, 2021
Published inAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)Why I Have No Christmas TreeChristmas 2020 is the perfect opportunity to replace plastic waste and overconsumption with true tidings of comfort and joy.Dec 13, 20205Dec 13, 20205
Published inThe Post-Grad Survival GuideThe Social Pageantry of High School ReunionsClass reunions are age-old pageants for social comparison and preserving the status quo. But what is their social function in 2020?Dec 4, 2020Dec 4, 2020
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Published inAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)How Screen-Scrolling Is Changing The Way We Understand Our WorldHow humans went from hunter-gatherers to long-form poets to compulsive screen scrollers.Nov 13, 2020Nov 13, 2020
Published inThe CookBook for allBodacious Bulbs | How To Cook With The Onion FamilyThe onion family contains some of the culinary arts’ most prized, flavorful ingredients. Here’s how to get the most out of them.Nov 4, 20202Nov 4, 20202