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“In the Waiting Line” By Zero Seven – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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I assume if we were all to wake up with the notification that—due to nuclear warheads or artificial intelligence—life as we know it would cease to exist, no one would be too surprised. In the American context, weapons are a point of pride. They can ensure personal liberties, perpetuate an aura of self-defense or serve as an aesthetic deterrent in an otherwise frightening setting. There is, however, another weapon which I’ve seen become gradually more ubiquitous, one whose subversive presence inc
The aesthetics of evil – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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The aesthetics of evil. Doesn’t that sound seductive? As children, before we become aware of ourselves and the world around us, norms and laws are subliminally impressed on us to “keep us safe.” While wearing seatbelts, eating greens and abstaining from substances is the right thing to do, it isn’t always the cool thing to do. Why is that? What makes us crave the forbidden? I definitely can’t answer that question, but what I’ll try to do is show ways I’ve seen the beautiful nature of evil obfusc
Why should we have to defend the humanities? – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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I feel we’re living in a rather defensive age. I remember being an 11-year-old defending my beliefs that someone who “grabs women by the pu**y” should not be president. I remember being a high schooler defending my stance that we should all get vaccinated. And I’ll always defend my belief that gymnastics is the hardest sport in the world. This isn’t surprising because as more people have access to information, they’ll form their own opinions. More opinions means more disagreement and eventually
As You Are, I Once Was – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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I haven’t much time—I’m on my lunch break—but I’m writing to you from an uncharted territory: real life. Indeed, this May I flipped across the graduation stage and tossed my cap in the air with my classmates as we celebrated what had been, and looked forward to what could be. To those of you I never knew, know this: I write to you as a Bowdoin student, a Floridian and most importantly, a voice crying out from the wilderness. While there’s much I wish I could tell you of what’s to come, there isn
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