Kawhi’s LeBron Power
The free agency of the Fun Guy has ushered in a new mutation of James’ player empowerment era, dramatically changing the way NBA front offices look to construct their teams.
Old Dudes, New Ideas: Rapinoe’s Heroics Draw From Sartre
The trailblazing winger for the USWNT has embodied Sartrean existentialism in her pursuit of equality.
Debate Digest: Re-Evaluating the First Round
In anticipation of what will be another action-packed pair of debates, The Brewer’s Table is here to give you a refresher on the June showdowns.
My Diabetes Care Is Not Gross
An open letter to the journalist who thought people with diabetes shouldn’t perform care in public.
The Garden Isn’t Burning: Three Reasons Why the Knicks Had a Successful Offseason
A recent ESPN poll of NBA General Managers pins the Knicks as the overwhelming pick for worst offseason. Yet, one passionate Knicks fan remains optimistic about MSG’s home team.
In the Lab: Mistakes, Research Creatures and (No) Results
In this new series, a writer embarks on a summer of self-discovery through science, as she tries to figure out if she even likes lab research or not.
Quite Frankly: Summer Advice #4
This week, Frankie walks fellow interns through the ins and outs of office culture—in painstaking, should-be-common-sense detail.
Death Cab Sits at the Driver’s Seat of a Generation
Seeing Death Cab live is like flipping through a scrapbook of memories, one that repeatedly transports you back to long-forgotten moments in time.
A Man Beyond Morals: How I Came to Hate Dr. Phil
Disability rights advocate and Table Writer Jesse Horowitz discusses the sociocultural impact of Phil McGraw, elaborating on his previous exposé concerning the Dr. Phil show.
Churchgoers at Mr. Whiskers Make Conversation
A writer considers the contrast between her roots in the distant, yet communal stretch of land that is Brookhaven, Mississippi, and her home life back in the bustling, compact city of Tokyo, Japan.