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An Interview with Author James Ross B.A. '75 J.D. '82: 'Hunting Teddy Roosevelt'

By John Colie | October 29, 2020

“The Roosevelt/Dooley dialogs are intended to show that untested prejudice can dissipate when exposed to the object of that prejudice.”

Re-Examinations of Asian-American Identity in ‘Minor Feelings’ & ‘Interior Chinatown’

'Cinderella Is Dead' and the Social Commentary of Fairy Tales

'Chosen Ones' by Veronica Roth: Beginning at the End

YANDAVA | 2020’s Pulitzer Prizes Give Black Writers Their Due

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Queer, Latinx Spookiness in ‘Cemetery Boys’

By Jessica Lussier | October 7, 2020

The fantastical elements of the world weave seamlessly with the L.A. backdrop, growing naturally out of the cultures that have inspired them.

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YANDAVA | Literature in Isolation

By Ramya Yandava | March 30, 2020

I often find that literature helps me make sense of the world in difficult times and gives me some comfort and solace when life feels chaotic and turbulent.

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The Poet Takes His Leave: In Memory of W. S. Merwin, One Year After

By John Colie | March 21, 2020

One common idea flowed through everything he wrote: an absolute reverence for the world around him, as threatened and diminished as it may be from machinations of our own device.

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Ode to ‘Artemis Fowl’

By Zachary Lee | March 16, 2020

The film can, should and will be judged on its merits come its May 29th release date — not all is irredeemable.

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GUEST ROOM | Why Young Adult Fiction Matters

By Emma Leynse | March 6, 2020

Young Adult books are more than just fluffy reading with a shallow plot.

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“Motherless Brooklyn”: More Than a Murder Mystery

By Jeremiah LaCon | January 28, 2020

“Motherless Brooklyn” is a satisfactory read with a worthy ending that forces readers to challenge the way they view individuals with neurological disorders.

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BONO | How The Witcher Mutated Across Entertainment Platforms

By Olivia Bono | January 27, 2020

Everything in Netflix’s Witcher is more cinematic, offering pieces of the world and story and encouraging the viewer to draw their own conclusions from them.

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Claudia Rankine Reads; Details New Book

By Jessica Lussier | April 21, 2019

hrough the reading and subsequent discussion, Rankine introduced us to her works, reading selections from Citizen and others.

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‘Internment’ Reveals the Emotionality of Islamophobia’s Victims

By Jessica Lussier | April 7, 2019

Samira Ahmed’s Internment hits high on the emotional register.

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Book Review | Samantha Shannon — “The Priory of the Orange Tree”

By Jessica Lussier | March 17, 2019

In the wondrous world of Priory, magic grows from trees, dragons swim through the air and sea and a nameless evil brews in the depths.

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From a crowded ClubFest and winning hockey games to weekly protests and deserted classrooms — here’s a look back at 2020, in photos.

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A raging pandemic. Climate justice protests. A racial justice movement. A nail-biter election week. This was 2020.

Here is a glimpse — beyond Instagram stories and Zoom backgrounds — of what the year actually looked like for Cornellians.

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1 Jan

The year ticked by in numbers — so The Sun tallied them. The 22 emails from President Martha Pollack. The 351 coronavirus cases on campus this fall. Here’s 2020 in the numbers that defined it.
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