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I’ve been reading things and listening to things over the past few days about the now-deceased former Cambridge professor Jason Arday. There are those who think Cambridge is responsible for his death, those who think the media is responsibl...
As an adjunct professor and a freelance writer and editor, I feel that my time in academia (most especially my time as a graduate student) allows for insight into how many people maneuver themselves in higher education. Before attending gra...
Like everyone else in NYC and perhaps globally, I have become obsessed with Angela Nikolau, the female portion of the Russian rooftopper couple who scaled the Empire State Building and got engaged.
I scrolled Nikolau’s Instagram looking to...
This is a very long and loose and rather meandering essay that I started writing at the end of March. I wanted to compose something that made sense of my experiences on what I term the “social internet”—as I have now largely moved on to oth...
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Aimee Walleston is a writer, editor, and adjunct professor working in New York City.
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