Established in 1911 at St. Lawrence University
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Brief, Yet Wonderful

By TESSA WANG COLUMNIST Meet Oscar: A morbidly obese ghetto nerd who hails from Santo Domingo, can’t get laid, worships anime, cannot get laid, speaks fluent Elvish, cannot get laid, and aspires to become the Dominican Tolkien. (Did I…

Identity Conflicts Galore!

By TESSA YANG COLUMNIST    In Gish Jen’s second novel, Mona in the Promised Land, protagonist Mona Chang grows up in Scarsdale, New York, struggling to establish her own place in the vibrant counterculture of the 1960s. Most of the…

Adventureland or America?

By TESSA YANG COLUMNIST Civilwarland in Bad Decline By George Saunders Welcome to dystopian USA, where the Walmarts are gutted, the gangs are formidable, and the wealthy find solace from it all in underfunded theme parks. In a darkly…

Poignancy Found In The Dark

By COLIN G. BALDWIN COLUMNIST        Human value is found at the heart of many stories, even if it is disguised with romance, coming of age, or tragedy.  Discovering one’s potential gives meaning and purpose in life, and finding those…

Are You Furious?

By TESSA YANG COLUMNIST Just what is Professor Malik Solanka so furious about? Is it the corruption of his beloved character “Little Brain” from a fearless intellectual into a brainless pop star? Is it himself, for abandoning his wife…

The Dark Woods Have Secrets

By COLIN G. BALDWIN COLUMNIST In the quiet Irish countryside three children go missing, but only one is found.  The child is discovered in the woods covered in blood with no memory of what happened to him.  The blood is not his and he…
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