I wanted to shave my head for 7 years and I finally did it. What started as an intrusive thought during COVID became my obsession. I’ve often considered shaving my head in moments of distress and exclaimed that life would be easier bald.  This is what my hair used to look like So I finally decided to do it! Since my hair doesn’t get very long, I figured that if I didn’t shave it I would have the same haircut for the rest of my life. I also figured that if I didn’t do it now,

Three years ago, my evil “short-film director” ex-boyfriend begged me constantly to get Letterboxd  (can you tell he’s that kind of film guy?), and after our tragic breakup after three months when he told me he never even liked me (yikes 😬), I thought I had box'd my last letter. But thank Roth I recently realized how much of a tragedy and loss to the world that would be. Under some slight pressure from my new boyfriend (supposedly not evil… but we’ll see), I revitalized my a

Last Sunday’s winter storm  marked a chilly start to the spring semester. Since the snow stopped falling, Wesleyan students have been weathering the aftermath as best as they can, trudging through large piles of snow and ice on their way to class. As one would expect, the snowstorm was heavily discussed on Fizz, where a quick scroll will reveal the good, the bad and the ugly bits of the past few weeks. In the days leading up to the snow, anticipation was building. Certain com

From napping to scrolling to situationshipping, here are 13 ways that you can procrastinate your studies.

I’m sure many of you participate in an annual Secret Santa . You get together a group of friends, draw names, and buy or make a gift for that person. This year I had the privilege to be invited to a Secret Santa, but the person I drew was not someone I was particularly close with. So I decided a handmade gift would be the way to go—so I didn’t have to worry about making something too personal, but it would still have a lot of my effort inside it.  As I was thinking about what