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February Editor Favorites: Valentine’s Day Edition
As college students, procrastination is arguably what we excel at the most. If you’re stuck on Valentine’s Day plans for your significant other, or if you just want to get together with some pals, the Daily Trojan editors have got you covered – we brainstormed, so you don’t have to.
Fiction but Fact: Gatsby’s great truth: Drawing a line between dreams and reality
Fitzgerald’s novel still carries a continuing legacy almost 100 years since its first release in 1925.
The Afterword: Woke-scolding in the era of Internet trolls emboldens them
Contentious social debates are often multi-faceted and, well, contended; they aren’t conducive to the knee-jerk, emotionally-fuelled responses that characterize public sentiment toward viral content.
Creators share exclusive projects at live magazine show
The magazine event
aims to tell unconventional stories.
Tongue in Chic: New York Fashion Week proves increasingly irrelevant
Fashion Week happens twice a year, once in spring and once in fall, and it’s a whirlwind of runway shows, street-style candids and cocktail parties, where everyone jostles to see and be seen.
REVIEW: ‘Birds of Prey’ offers colorful, feminist, diverse superhero tale
Quinn’s character is interwoven with a need to express her chaotic personality through colors and sparkles.
Biggest nomination snubs
But alas, Gerwig was one of several female directors overlooked by the Academy, marking the second year in a row of an all-male directing category.
To Be Blunt: Cannabis is an integral part of jazz history in America
Cannabis helped the Jazz Age flourish, serving as a conduit for creativity, music production and performance.
Waiting for the Punchline: It’s tricky: ‘political correctness’ in comedy
Still, what’s missing from the conversation is that this idea of political correctness has existed long before the election of President Donald Trump.