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Many people use technology to socialize, to navigate, to date. Look up, and you’ll see that this technology is relied on for much of what we do these days.
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America’s foreign policy ethos during the Cold War was that “politics stopped at the water’s edge,” and this principle permeated into the sports realm as well, where the belief seemed to be that “politics stopped at the sideline” or at the press box.
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Saturday marked the fourth full day that my phone had been dead. I realized this as I woke up that afternoon a little hungover, covered in sweat and glitter, alone in my small, hot apartment. My foggy but glamorous head decided that it was probably time to fix that and
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We tested some UC Berkeley professors on millennial slang to see if they knew what we were talking about — and their answers were hilarious. Contact Toby Ho at [email protected]
There’s no doubt that the professors at the best public university in the world are brilliant. But sometimes we wonder how much they really know about what’s happening in our world. Do they know what we mean when we call each other “bae” or when we say that their exams are hard “AF?” Inspired
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The hickey exposed: a smear of magenta. The love bite interpreted: force upon flesh. We have left behind sleeves to wear hearts on our necks. Coined in the early years of the 20th century, “hickey” is an Americanism of obscure origin that, unromantically phrased by science, is nothing more than
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