BY SERA ULUSOY
As someone who has the tendency to pick up melancholy quite easily, I probably should not be enjoying the Fitzgerald novels this much, nor should I be this much involved in the gloomy yet
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COVER ART
Last time I talked about the art of covering. This week, I want to change the order of the words and talk about cover art. Actually, I should be more specific about it and
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Prone to Travel
If I were to summarize my winter break in one word, I’d choose “wanderlust.” Such a beautiful word, right? It basically means “a strong impulse or longing to travel.” Well, unfortunately, traveling around is
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The August Ravages of His Impetuous-Male-Augustness
Hello, and welcome to my first column of the year! Before we get down to the story proper, I want to note that the unsightly-looking word salad that desecrates (here I had intended to
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Triangular Music
This week, I want to introduce alt-J, an English indie rock band, and review a concert by Turkish post-rock band Mauna Kea. They both use triangles as their symbols, and both have released only
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What’s It Like to Be at Bilkent?
BY NAZ AKYOL (IR/IV) Name: Sairindri Gita Christisabrina Age: 18 Department: International Relations Home Country: Indonesia First Turkish Word: “İndirim.” When I first came to Turkey, I went to a grocery store, and I
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