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Generation AI | Lukewarm

Generation AI | Lukewarm

By Luke Albert November 5, 2025

  Last week, Gary Sheffer, a former COM professor, spoke as a guest at my COM CO 101 lecture where he discussed his successes and failures during his 13 years as the chief communications officer...

Lila Baltaxe | Senior Graphic Artist

EEE emerges as public health concern in New England

By Samantha Genzer, Managing Co-Editor September 11, 2024
Eastern equine encephalitis, a mosquito-borne virus, has instilled concern as states along the East and Gulf Coasts grapple with the potential for larger outbreaks — and with next steps. As of Sept. 10, a total of four EEE cases have been reported in Massachusetts, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Annika Morris | Senior Graphic Artist

Losing the LinkedIn Olympics | Identity Unveiled

By Rebecca Peng March 26, 2024
LinkedIn mirrors every other social media platform in setting a stage for comparison. Instead of admiring an influencer’s lifestyle on Instagram, I hyperfixate on my peers’ career accomplishments on LinkedIn. I compare myself to them through internship experience and GPA, and pay the price with my peace of mind. My insecurities are amplified — and I feel obligated to keep it to myself. 
Annika Morris | Senior Graphic Artist

Tanghulu’s lost heritage presents a bigger problem | Identity Unveiled

By Rebecca Peng March 7, 2024
It is important to note that East Asian culture has not been fully embraced by Western society, with the fetishization of certain aspects posing its own concern. However, Chinese influence tends to be overlooked within the confines of what is considered acceptable. Lack of research into cultural origins exacerbates sentiments of cultural homogeneity and ultimately fuels sinophobia. 
Lila Baltaxe | Senior Graphic Artist

An ode to ensaladilla rusa

By Illiana Ochoa Bravo February 12, 2024
My grandmother would tell me that I needed to cook with love, or rather, cocinar con amor. According to her, if you don’t cook with love, your food will lack taste and passion. The first recipe that my grandmother taught me was the Ensaladilla Rusa, also known as the Russian Potato Salad.
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