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Editorials featured in the Forum section are solely the opinions of their individual authors. So they call me the reader these days. Books, paragraphs, you know me. Over the summer, I got tired of ...
By Ian Giles and Courtney VanAuken Photo from Warner Bros. We (Courtney and Ian) saw a matinee of “The Joker: Folie à Deux.” It’s got low Letterboxd reviews but Ian is adamant it’s worth the ...
By Lee Rodriguez Editorials featured in the Forum section are solely the opinions of their individual authors. My only two cousins have lived in Beirut for almost their whole lives. They grew up ...
Carnegie Mellon students Sofia Garcia and Rowan DeJule stand next to the thrifted shirts they screen printed with a “VOTE” design they made. Veronica Michaels/ Staffwriter. Forget “I voted” stickers, ...
Amanda Ross-Ho, a Los Angeles-based artist, created an imposing sculpture by taking a 3D scan of the Fence, revealing each layer of paint. Arden Ryan/ News Editor Carnegie Mellon students may have ...
some-time staffwriter and all-the-time cartoonist of The Tartan’s “the Adventures of Andy” comic strip!
By Elliot Liermann and Owen Noble Editorials featured in the Forum section are solely the opinions of their individual authors. Owen Noble/ Junior Staffartist Owen’s issue-by-issue recap: ...
Aw man college football sucks again. Okay I’m overreacting. But also, last week was so much fun and this one was just. Boring? Nebraska lost to another ranked team, which puts them at over 20 straight ...
“Megalopolis” is a verifiable epic, created and self-funded by film legend Francis Ford Coppola. As an allegory for the fall of Rome set in a futuristic New York-esque “New Rome,” the film follows the ...
Just a few streets down from Carnegie Mellon, tucked between the cozy shops of South Craig Street, a cutting-edge startup is making large leaps in the field of neuroscience and robotics. Founded in ...
Editorials featured in the Forum section are solely the opinions of their individual authors. A couple of days ago I was listening to NPR’s politics podcast and they were discussing Latino voters. My ...