Potpourri

Fall Haikus From the Rutgers Review

As we of the beloved Northeast frolic in October, we don our cozy sweaters, sip warm apple cider, and wax poetic over the crisp autumnal wind that has come to r... Read More

The Snacking Blues

Photo courtesy of Michael Wepplo After an hour or longer of procrastinating, I finally decide to type the first sentence of my Art History paper. Now that I f... Read More

Girl, You Bald

At the start of my freshman year, I made the mistake of getting a new, “edgy” haircut. One night before a sorority dinner with my pledge sisters, I checked my h... Read More

Gossip in the Ferns

Until out of breath, night winds bend unlit trees. Pines reach the summit of their stretch, pause and return to rest.   In the late darkness, a somber whistle ... Read More

Caring Isn’t Creepy

Last year I overcame a common fear in New Jersey: smiling at strangers. Living in this less than cordial state my entire life, I had acquired an aversion to ack... Read More

The Night I Never Remembered

The night began a little tipsy in New York Penn Station and ended with a misdemeanor 55 miles south in Trenton, New Jersey. The allure of NYC had drawn my cousi... Read More

Fun at the Carnival

I was never exactly a popular kid—so much so that my mom had even forgotten to find me at a carnival one summer when I wandered off. People used to hang out wit... Read More

Do You Understand?

  Do you understand, or do you want me to explain it again? You don’t quite seem to understand my ornate, convoluted style of lecturing, unless you do un... Read More
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State of the Union

http://abc7.com/tag/state-of-the-union/ A week ago, President Barack Obama started his State of the Union address with strength and optimism. In his introduct... Read More

This is a True Story

This is a true story. In 2010, I was standing in the kitchen being judged. My father was frustrated with me. “We’re trying to fix you!” he said, looking despera... Read More

Excited for School

For Rutgers students, the spring semester is looming gravely just a day ahead of us, and for many others it’s already underway. After many of us have spent the ... Read More

Poetry by Alexa Carmona

Bare Naked. I wanted something else; something tangible enough to fulfill that empty void we all have within our hearts. I wish there were more, however, may... Read More