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‘Queer Eye’s’ Antoni Porowski to Cook, Talk Food With Cornellians in Thursday Event
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“Queer Eye’s” Antoni Porowski will speak to Cornell students Thursday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. EST.
Arts & Culture
‘Queer Eye’s’ Jonathan Van Ness Charms Cornell With Self-Care Tips and Childhood Stories
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In an hour-long conversation in November with Prof. Samantha Sheppard, performing and media arts, organized by Cornell University Program Board, Van Ness brought the audience back to the Midwest and to his childhood days.
Arts & Culture
The Sun’s Top 10 TV Shows of 2018
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The A&E staff counts down their favorite TV shows of the year.
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‘Queer Eye’ Star Jonathan Van Ness to Visit Cornell
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Van Ness is the latest guest invited by Cornell University Program Board, whose past speakers include Michelle Wolf, Colin Jost and Trevor Noah.
Columns
AHMAD | Lessons From Queer Eye
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When I arrived at Cornell my freshman year, I was a little bit skeptical about what my experience as a timid, scarf-wearing girl from a big, diverse city might be. Sure, Cornell was located in New York, a highly liberal state, but let’s be honest: Ithaca is in the middle of nowhere. And if I had learned anything from living in Texas, it was that the “middle-of-nowhere” towns were always the most…problematic. Not to mention, I had an idea of Cornell students as being a bunch of rich kid hotshots with copious amounts of privilege and none of the self-awareness to go with it. I recognize now that Cornell is a very much a tolerant campus and I often feel a bit embarrassed by my initial stereotyping.