Triggers: ableism, bullying Last time on Homestuck: Vriska was put into a position where she could bully Tavros but was stopped by Kanaya. Free to …
Out With the New, In With the Stick and Pokes
It’s time to put aside the trendy, metallic temporary tattoos of the summer for another contemporary yet more permanent method of artistic individualization and expression. …
I Read Homestuck So You Don’t Have To: Part Eight
Triggers: violence, emotional manipulation, spiders, sexual assault, ableism Last time on Homestuck: racism and violence make everyone’s life terrible. Vriska doesn’t believe that she’s going …
Is Body Mass Index a Legitimate Health Indicator?
You may have heard of BMI, or Body Mass Index, which is a measurement used to assess health by comparing your height to your weight. …
Your Next Favorite Band: Lost & Profound
Toronto’s own Lost & Profound gives a dark yet lovely sound that’s perfect for any rainy and gloomy day. This romanticized melancholy is achieved by the …
Midweek Hype: Back to School
It’s that time, Germies — time to gather your notebooks and pencils and start the new school year. I want to encourage you not to …
I Read Homestuck So You Don’t Have To: Part Seven
TRIGGERS: violence, ableism, spiders, murder Last time on Homestuck: We met troll ableism, Aradia, Vriska, and a mysterious White Text Guy who claims to be …
Women Writers Series: A Few Authors of Chile
The course Global Literature: Modern Writings from Women of the Non-Western World was one of the most important college classes I’ve ever taken as a …
Review: Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
Thirteen Reasons Why is Jay Asher’s debut novel for teenagers, and it’s a very beautiful addition to the psychological Young Adult books which convey a very …