Category: Artemis Walsh
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In Wake of Women’s March, Questions Remain about Symbols
On January 21, less than a day into the Trump administration, a protest of 500 thousand gathered in Washington D.C., joined across the world by nearly 5 million . These marches represented a wide range of progressive issues, from reproductive justice to LGBT rights. Though the protests drew together diverse,…
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Arrival: A Plea For Understanding
On October 11th, the film Arrival made first contact with theatres. Its basic premise made up the majority of its marketing: Aliens have landed on earth. They are speaking to us. There’s just one problem: We have no idea what they’re saying. Enter Louise Banks (Amy Adams) and Ian…
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Depressed Kid’s Guide To Post-Election Depression
So your candidate lost. You may have had high hopes. You may have been desperately biting your nails on November 8th. You may have even thought she was going to win. Perhaps you didn’t want to support her, but felt she was better than the other guy. But now the…
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Ace At Life
We talk about sex a lot. By we, I mean humans. We joke about people’s sex lives and the proportions of dicks. The word “fuck”—arguably the most popular swear word in the English language—originally meant “to have sex.” Candidates for president of the United States engaged in a heated discussion…
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Writing on the Wall
The sun blasts the red rocks of Sedona, and I feel like I’m on Mars. I’m standing in the lobby of the hotel with jeans and t-shirt hugging my soon-to-be sweaty skin, my backpack weighed down with 3 liters of water. I’m wearing cheap sunglasses. All around me, red rocks…
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