Mirror Image
Though I falter at your touch, I nonetheless remember: What is brightness without the shadow that follows it, forlorn and
Poetry, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Volume 69 issue 2
Poetry, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Saw Trick
Tonight’s trick won’t surprise you It’s been over a century since she’s made her debut. Aquarium-like glass pens, many have
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Mentally, I’m in a visual novel
Breaking the ordinary of dating simulators Content warnings: mental illness, murder Visual novels, especially dating sims, have been stereotyped to
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
The love of the thrill
An exploration of crime literature To turn the page and discover new facts, expose a new suspect, uncover a betrayal,
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
A Rebours and the charm of Bladee
I spent my summer reading A Rebours by Joris-Karl Huysmans, a story about a frail young misanthrope named Des Esseintes
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Trinity College Dramatic Society’s Urinetown sets the standard for campus theater
Resistance, queerness, and performance perfection It’s only September, and Urinetown at the Theatre Pass Murielle has already given every other
Arts and Culture, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Fruit proves Descartes right
Chicago chef’s use of a strawberry and tomato exhibit René Descartes’ deceptive senses Strawberries that taste like tomatoes? Floating apple-flavoured
Science, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
A Necker cube explained by two stimuli
A guide to detecting visual illusions and deceptive cues To the readers, please note that having an experience related to
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
A note from the editor
Veiling verity: on AI and journalism One of the many joys of working in academia and journalism is the opportunity
Features, Volume 69, Volume 69 issue 2
Like a “real” girl
A sociological understanding of how AI adopts and reproduces oppressive, traditionally ‘feminine’ gender roles. The relationship between gender and artificial