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Sarah Chandler

Sarah is a sophomore Psychology and Performing & Media Arts major in the College of Arts and Sciences. She likes to exist sometimes, but mostly just recite lines from The Office. Her favorite food is oatmeal raisin cookies dipped in curry sauce, and she can usually be found using the words “film” and “movie” interchangeably, highlighting her favorite words in the dictionary or trying to transcribe feral cat noises into the next groundbreaking Twitter trend. Good Taste Alone appears on Fridays this semester. She can be reached at sec262@cornell.edu.

advice

GOOD TASTE ALONE | I Don’t Care

By Sarah Chandler | May 6, 2016

The cost of becoming radically individualistic: Why we should let the opinions of others matter

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GOOD TASTE ALONE | Lonesome Doers

By Sarah Chandler | April 29, 2016

Is it enough to think of ourselves a certain way, or does our identity only rest upon what others think of us?

advice

GOOD TASTE ALONE | Tolerating Yourself: A Self-Help Guide

By Sarah Chandler | April 22, 2016

“[The following is the introduction to a self-help book I’m in the process of writing. It’s called Tolerating Yourself, and it will help you cope with the abysmal reality of being the half-sentient mound of debt, angst and mediocrity that you are.]”

Blogs

GOOD TASTE ALONE | FOMO

By Sarah Chandler | April 15, 2016

If you haven’t already established something as a habit, starting could be quite difficult.