By Sage Keller PZ ‘25 Henry James’ novella, The Aspern Papers, reads like a rambling religious sermon that explores the wielding and seduction of knowledge through the hands of femininity.  Written from the point of view of a nameless, seemingly average male character, this narrative follows his attempt to win the favor of two reclusive women, Juliana Bordereau and Tita Bordereau, in hopes of securing … Continue reading Book Review: Henry James’ Distorted Feminism in ‘The Aspern Papers’

Satire by Jack Friedman, Pitzer ‘23 The White House has officially confirmed that one of the unidentified balloons shot down over the Atlantic Ocean this week was not a Chinese spy balloon and in fact was just an advanced piece of technology used by the company Datamatch.  In an official tweet President Biden said, “I know you’re waiting extra long for your matches this Valentine’s … Continue reading Claremont Cuties Crushed by Cupid Curse