Assistant metro editor William Batchelor takes a look back at his shortcomings in art class growing up, and how that brought about a deeper appreciation for art.
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Feeling at Home in Chinatown
Following a nostalgic visit to Boston’s Chinatown, Columnist William Batchelor reflects on the temptation of moving from a cramped dorm to a high-rise apartment.
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What to Wear to Your Protest
Some people hate dress codes, others love the guidance they provide. Regardless of where you fall, there are some situations where they come in handy—situations like a protest.
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Uncovering New Secrets and Absurdity in the Garment District
Even in a city that you know like the back of your hand you can stumble across surprises. Enter the Garment District, a clothing store where absurdity and joy are rolled into one unbelievable building.
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Shining a Light on a New Christmas Spirit
Following the Boston Common tree lighting ceremony, Columnist William Batchelor reminisces about the holiday season and looks toward welcoming change.
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Squares of Hope at Park Street T Stop
Following the results of the 2016 presidential election and the Subway Therapy Boston, columnist Madeleine D’Angelo reflects on the curative powers of writing your problems down for the world (or maybe just yourself) to see.
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Reassessing Our World Through the Satanic Temple
As we grow up, we make many discoveries that cast our previously accepted realities in a bizarre light. The Satanic Temple, one of the newest additions to Salem, might just be one of those discoveries.
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Buying a Brownie is Cheaper Than a Plane Ticket
After the stress of midterms and general life, many of us may be starting to feel something like homesick. But sometimes, reminders of the places we miss can be found where we least expect them.
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Starbucks, Soup Dumplings, and the Benefits of Switching It Up
“After sending my high school years loitering in between my after school activities, the surprising benefit of this pastime has suddenly become clear.”
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The Glove Cycle: Coming to Terms with Loss
Down inside the Porter Square T stop lies Glove Cycle- an art installation featuring mounds of lost gloves- which cannot help by make passersby reflect on the objects they have lost in their own lives.
