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The Time I “Lied” on My College Application About Being a Songwriter

Adrian Ceja
May 19, 2023
Columns and Opinions
17 year-old me was many things: eldest sibling by chance, Taylor Swift enthusiast by choice, a teenager by definition, and liar by the means of my own mind, which I still do not fully understand to this day. I ...

Young Queer Boys & Female Pop Stars: A Relationship That Transcends Generations and Isolation

Adrian Ceja
November 26, 2022
LGBTQ+, Opinion
It was 2009. I was 6 years old sitting in the backseat of my parents’ car. We were driving in the car on the freeway, and all of a sudden I heard a sound. ‘Mum mum mum mah’ filled the space around me whil...

Crying in the Pit: Japanese Breakfast in Concert

Jax Samsell
November 13, 2021
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews
Since Japanese Breakfast’s newest album Jubilee was released  in June 2021, I’ve played it on repeat on virtually every occasion of my life: when I moved into my new apartment, when I binge-read Chainsaw M...

“drivers license”: navigating inadequacy, adolescence, and white Disney pop

Silayan Camson
March 9, 2021
Opinion
When I think about the white Disney pop stars I grew up with, I recall Hannah Montana and Taylor Swift playing both roles in the “You Belong With Me” music video which shook my whole world. The drastic shif...

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