Finally a day of rest — only 100 years late
With a standard three-day weekend, leisure will no longer be reserved for the rich and powerful.
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The myth of the evil email
Inboxes are cesspools of office passive-aggression and encourage procrastination.
Theater degrees are not useless
Coronavirus tricked people into thinking theater is dead when it’s simply reborn.
Digitizing the SAT fixes nothing
Developments with standardized testing reveal increasing disillusionment.
Bedtime was the worst thing that ever happened to us
Rest cannot be strictly regulated but indulged, expected and defended.
Stop procrastinating tomorrow
’Tis the season for student stalling. Staff writer Lindsey Beth Meyers presents the real underlying causes of procrastination.
Is film school worth the tuition?
Film school is risky and expensive, but it also offers invaluable experience.
How names determine whom we become
Our destinies are, at least in part, preordained by our given name.
Should we help anti-vaxxers at all?
With unvaccinated patients filling up hospitals, it’s time to turn the tables.
The world was built by and for extroverts — and now it’s falling apart
Our schools, workplaces and social expectations reveal that we are suffering from a bad case of extraversion bias.