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editor's note [f24] [08] - Post-Magazine

Nov 7, 2024 | browndailyherald.com | Tabitha Lynn

Dear readers,This past weekend I cooked a full dinner for my roommates for the first time. It was a continuation of our new Sunday night tradition—the eight of us squeezed around a much too small, scratched up dining room table inherited from the tenants before us. We had looked forward to days like this for years; when we could trade our takeout boxes and plastic forks for mismatched ceramic plates and silverware.
look around [A&C] - Post-Magazine

Dec 6, 2023 | browndailyherald.com | Kathy González |Tabitha Lynn |Kimberly Liu |Joe Maffa

a promise unkeptby Kathy GonzalezThey promised us a hippopotamus. On an especially crisp March afternoon, we made the valiant trek from Perkins to the RISD Museum, my fingers numb but interlaced with yours. Having already been to this museum twice before, I was not expecting to be surprised by any exhibits. But it was your first visit, and I was excited nonetheless.
editor's note - Post-Magazine

Oct 4, 2023 | browndailyherald.com | Tabitha Lynn

Dear Readers,As a lover of warm days and naps on MG, it feels only right that I dedicate my first editor’s note to this beautiful, sunny week. This week has felt like a never-ending justification for skipping classes, a celebration of the last time the sun will grace us with her presence before winter descends. It is the act of labeling the day as the last that makes it all the more precious, that makes the warmth feel so fleetingly perfect. The Last Warm Day.
ode to female friendships [lifestyle]

Mar 10, 2023 | browndailyherald.com | Kimberly Liu |Kathy González |Alice Bai |Tabitha Lynn

twinshipBy Kimberly LiuThe most transcendental part of any relationship, for me, is self-recognition through the other. It establishes, in one irrefutable proof by example, the assertion that we are all one, intertwined in our struggles and pains as we are in our joys and exaltation. I met my ride-or-die-twin-flame while we were both coveting the role of lead singer in our 7th grade music class. The song was “Part of Your World” from The Little Mermaid, and needless to say, we were mortal enemies.