Riding In Cars With Girls
by: Amanda Stefanski Part One: In my memories, I think of myself as wearing a leather jacket and smoking a cigarette, but I know I didn’t do either one of […]
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The Winter of Our Discontent: Ten Tunes for the Lonely Season
by: Amanda Stefanski Winter is coming. Therefore, it’s time to plumb the depths of our collective misery. Relationships are hard and there aren’t too many songs written to reflect our […]
“So Are You Straight?”: A Letter to the Last Person I Made Out With
by: Amanda Stefanski Dear S, Let’s call you S — because I remember your name, but I’m not sure you remember mine. I won’t reveal your first name to the […]
These People Are Not Like You: Mainstream Media Rhetoric and Occupy Wall Street Protestors
by: Amanda Stefanski I have a lot of problems with romanticizing the 60s. However, I become fiercely defensive when a white man in a suit tries to degrade some earnest […]
Speaking, Always Speaking
by: Amanda Stefanski When people ask me where I come from, I take a perverse pride in telling them that my hometown holds the world record for the most churches […]
