Words by Elias Schendler ’29, Graphic by Thea Riley PZ ’28 I don’t consider myself a “club guy”—haven’t been and don’t want to go. However, an inexplicable incident, which has forever changed my relationship to clubs, has recently occurred. I feel obligated to document this dramatic shift in my psyche. It was the first Tuesday back on campus for Freshman Orientation leaders and my dear … Continue reading Hanoi Kitchen: The Post-Pho Antidote
Words by Elias Schendler PZ ’29, Graphic by Margaret Kaneb SC ’29 I have found most of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants in half-abandoned strip malls across the country. Tu’s Kitchen in Broomfield, CO (delicious grilled quail), Pho Ha Noi in San Jose, CA (unbelievable Bon Bo Hue), the list goes on. In fact, an addition was made this past weekend at Pho Century in Upland, … Continue reading Pho-cking Delicious
Words by Elias Schendler PZ ’29, Graphic by Darby Lind SC ’29 Bad Bunny once said, “Debí tirar más fotos” (I should’ve taken more photos). He sings of the profound regret one feels when failing to capture the true essence of a memory. This is very similar to the crippling sorrow I felt after failing to take pictures of my first meals at this (mostly) … Continue reading Through the daze and haze, the freshmen learn to graze
