Movies, Women and the Bechdel Test

Movies, Women and the Bechdel Test

February 10, 2014

The beginning of the new year brought with it many exciting changes as well as familiar, heartwarming rituals. An example of the former may be….whatever you changed in your life as part of your

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BY SERA ULUSOY

BY SERA ULUSOY

February 10, 2014

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

COVER ART

February 10, 2014

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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Faces on Campus

Faces on Campus

February 10, 2014

By M. Furkan Akıncı (LAW/IV) & Ömer Karaduman (ECON/IV)  

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Prone to Travel

Prone to Travel

February 3, 2014

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

The August Ravages of His Impetuous-Male-Augustness

February 3, 2014

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

Triangular Music

February 3, 2014

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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Faces on Campus

Faces on Campus

February 3, 2014

By M. Furkan Akıncı (LAW/IV) Ömer Karaduman (ECON/IV)

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