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Crimson Jam Has Got to Go
If Harvard wants Yardfest to be the exhilarating, festival-style event that it claims to be, there may not be room in the budget for Crimson Jam as we know it.
Dissent: Give the HUA a Chance
Yes, the HUA is in need of deep, substantive reform to consistently uphold its ideal. But abolishing the HUA, without an alternative, sets student interests back.
‘BRAT,’ Reborn: Charli xcx and the Art of Staying Relevant
Maybe the concept of a pop star no longer has a natural life cycle. Maybe the only thing that perpetuates it today is the fear of being forgotten tomorrow.
Bending Perceptions: Psychedelic Art Show Takes Over AFVS Gallery
Through art, music, and social events like the exhibit, the Harvard Undergraduate Psychedelics Club has begun to make its own space in Harvard’s art scene.
‘Vie’ Album Review: Is Doja Cat Playing Her Cards Right?
While “Vie” is a formidable attempt to return to her iconic sound, the record as a whole feels more confined and less ambitious than her previous three albums.