Fall 2015 Issue 2

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CAMPUS The Administration of Silence by Gracie Kanigher

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ARTS & CULTURE Pumpkin Spice: America’s Vice

by Carly Olson and Xander Landen

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ARTS & CULTURE Fiber: How Artists are Reframing Feminism EVA STRAUSS

PHOTO INSET Dis/Order

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TECH & INNOVATION Net Growth

Theme

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Explicitly or implicitly, our society continually seeks to impose order and reject disorder within the disparate elements of our world. This can be seen in out political and technological systems, artistic expressions, and patterns of consumption. In this issue, we explore how individuals unintentionally participate in disorder, consciously challenge order, or operate somewhere in between these lines.

PATRICK MCVEE

POETRY Early, Still Magnificently Dark

OPINION Why Iowa? by Tyler Green

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Contributors

by Liza Leonard

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design assistants Kayden Mimmack Chase Conley Lynette Bian Zoe Baghdoyan Franny Kamio Zhujing Wang Astrid Weng Conrad Young Alexandra Benjamin

Sofia Adams Danny Garfield Eve Feldberg Sarah Kotis Patrick McVee Cecelia Nealon-Shapiro Minyi Tan

by Katie Saviano

by Liza Leonard

web editors Greta Jochem Lily Hartzell

LYNETTE BIAN

POETRY 1:04 AM

by Jaanvi Sant

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The Tufts Observer has been Tufts’ student publication of record since 1895. Our dedication to in-depth reporting, journalistic innovation, and honest dialogue has remained intact for over a century. Today, we offer insightful news analysis, cogent and diverse opinion pieces, creative writing, and lively reviews of current arts, entertainment, and culture. Through poignant writing and artistic elegance, we aim to entertain, inform, and above all challenge the Tufts community to effect positive change.

@tuftsobserver

www.tuftsobserver.org COVER BY NINA HOFKOSH-HULBERT


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