HeyJaredKate LaGatta
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Cornell Daily Sun – Ithaca
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- Aug 24, 2026
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LAGATTA | Crying Over an Engagement Ring (opens the original)
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Since the dawn of civilization, specifically in the European sphere, marriage has been the ultimate expectation for women. Across centuries and across the world, girls have been forced into marriage through regular societal pressure and pure business interests from their fathers. The notion that a woman would not want to get married was unheard of and deeply resented by the patriarchy. Those who abstained from marriage were ostracized. Society has convinced millions of women that a wedding day i
SOLAR FLARE | Out West (opens the original)
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In longstanding U.S. tradition, there has always been a need to go out west. Culturally, heading westward symbolizes freedom and opportunity for the individual and the collective. While true for many American migration movements, westward expansion itself was a deep process of displacement, carrying detrimental lasting effects on Indigenous American tribes and communities, which also relied on the labor exploitation of marginalized immigrants. Now, I am admittedly not from the West Coast and hav
LAGATTA | Haha, My Boyfriend Can’t Read! (opens the original)
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Epitome. Queue. Colonel. Buoy. Forte. Fuchsia. The one commonality between these four words is their inclusion on a list circulating on TikTok: “Words my bf can’t pronounce.” It has become a trend for users (mostly female) to film videos of their boyfriends or husbands, who are native English speakers, attempting to pronounce this long list of diverse words. When their significant others butcher the pronunciations, clearly struggling to read the list fully, the creators just laugh. For something
Summer Devotions: On Books, Music, Movies (opens the original)
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Summer is a haze of devotion. Mounting an abundance of time, we find ourselves with room for activities and self-serving interests we often neglect during the school year. Built upon freedom and relaxation, the season encourages a unique engagement with art. I’ve always found summer to be a sanctuary for new infatuations, particularly because of its laissez-faire nature. With school peeking over the horizon, I’m struggling to bid farewell to my recent summer allegiances, which include Paul Newma
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