Possibly one of the most bipartisan experiences throughout history, is learning about a politician and going: “Now how did they get elected?”
It’s n... Read More
The poem “Minnehaha” by Tyehimba Jess is complicated and has many layers of context. First, it is an ekphrastic poem, meaning it responds to another wo... Read More
Many of us have encountered a relationship where every glance, every song, and every shared moment seemed to be guided by fate. However, what feels like dest... Read More
As we have explored in a previous issue, the didgeridoo has long channeled cultural identity and ancestral knowledge. In recent years, a modern adaptation ca... Read More
Heritage language learners (HLLs) are those who learn a language traditionally spoken in their family and can speak, or at least understand that language.
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Picture this: You’ve just gotten home from a long day at school or work, ready to unwind. You plop down on your couch or bed, open TikTok, and start scrollin... Read More
Learning a language at the intermediate level is as daunting as it is rewarding.
If you listen in on full-fledged conversations, you can recognize m... Read More
“Substantial Planes” by A.R. Ammons is a really short poem, coming in at a cool twenty-one words total. As a matter of fact, it is a poem from Ammons book Th... Read More
In southwestern China’s Yunnan province, terraced hills merge seamlessly with misty valleys. The scenic landscape greatly influences the local culture, with ... Read More
This is one of the best times of the year for readers. The end of the year means book(-tokers/-tubers/-stagramers) revealing their total amounts of books rea... Read More
The poem “INDECISION” by Ai(not to be mistaken for ‘artificial intelligence’) comes from her book of poetry titled Cruelty. Compared to other poems in the bo... Read More
Sally Rooney’s Normal People is often misunderstood. While several readers appreciated the realistic portrayal of young love and honest depiction of emotiona... Read More
