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At its most recent meeting, the Northwestern Flipside had record attendance. Hundreds of students crammed into Kresge 2415, eager to write satirical headlines, but, more importantly, to teach a lesson to none other than Timothee Chalamet. The peak in attendance came after Chalametās controversial comment about The Flipside, where in an interview he said, āI donāt want to be involved with The Flipside, or things where itās like, āHey, keep this thing alive!ā Even though itās like, no one cares
I assumed Northwestern had always been situated between the lands of northern Chicago and the Great Concrete Basin, so I was surprised to learn about this history.
But then she went on Instagram reels and was emotionally healed.Ā Ā
Do you think I chose Northwestern for the academics, the extracurriculars, or the community? No! I chose it for the Evanston Chiliās.
The other day when I was driving and intently studying the bumper stickers on the car in front of me, I saw my least favorite sticker of all time.
And while Trump vows to devote his time in office to taking away the rights of the LGBTQ+ community, Trump says he fervently supports the D (as in Dog) community.
Thorne says she will do a lot of research, including finding out what exactly badminton is.
Dear Flippy, After watching Damian Lillard win the NBA All-Star 3-Point Contest for the second straight year, a burning question came over me. Heās always introduced with the phrase, āItās Dame Time!ā and then he points at his wrist accordingly. Itās cool, itās fun, whatever. But I began to think about its real life applications. Iāve heard that Lillard is as clutch in the sheets as he is on the court. Thus, do you think he says, āItās Dame Time!ā
For Roger, the changes werenāt quick enough. The fans were changed ā some of them even got the phrase tattooed ā yet it was clear: racism still existed. First, they thought maybe they should change the font ā would comic sans be more eye-catching? Then, maybe the color ā was it problematic the words were painted in white?