Freshman Add/Man Period
Cartoonist Emi Eliason ’22 comments on the social anxieties and hardships of being a new first-year.
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Jhumpa Lahiri’s Languages of Foreignness
Managing News Editor Ira Buch ʼ29 reports from the third annual Rhonda Cobham-Sander Lecture, where Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jhumpa Lahiri discussed her process of translating Ovidʼs “The Metamorphoses,” and her unique proto-feminist interpretation of the poem.
The Timely, Curated Works of ‘My beautiful, pitiful age’
Exploring the latest exhibit at the Mead Art Museum, Contributing Writer Silas Gollnick ʼ30 walks through “‘My beautiful, pitiful age:’ The 20th Century through the Thomas P. Whitney Collection” that features works created in Russia under the Soviet Union’s regime of censorship.
North Africa in the Eyes of Paul Bowles and Tayeb Salih
In this comparative book review, Contributing Writer Daniel Shen ’30 analyzes the shared themes of foreign lands and self-exploration in Paul Bowles’s 1949 “The Sheltering Sky” and Tayeb Salih’s 1966 “Season of Migration to the North.”
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