Hannah Wisterman

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Culture

Stop Saying You’re Fine

By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor Guess what, folks? I’ve had a terrible week. I mean, just awful. I’m stressed, I’m worried, I’m exhausted, I’m burned out, I’m homesick, I’m sad, and the universe is doing an Irish stepdance on my soul. Everything sucks and is horrible. But every time someone has asked me how I’m doing, I’ve given them a sheepish smile and said, “Well, you know, I’m alright.” […]

todayDecember 27, 2017

Music

Unwrapping the Sufjan Stevens Christmas Collection

By Hannah Wisterman Music Journalist The season of the Christmas album is upon us, and as we start to pick our Yuletide tunes for this year, we will inevitably draw from the categories we draw from with all music: what we grew up with and what we found ourselves. If you particularly love music and particularly love Christmas, as I do, this is a golden period for the “found ourselves” […]

todayDecember 13, 2017

Culture

How to Hang Out for Free

By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor Adulthood has its perks, but in general, it kind of sucks. You have to buy your own groceries, pay your own rent, and suddenly you’re an actual taxpayer. Notice a common theme here? Everything costs money, and most of us don’t have cash to burn. Even the simple act of getting together with friends revolves around spending your sparse dough—going to the movies, grabbing […]

todayDecember 6, 2017

Events

Lights All Night’s Full Lineup Is Here

By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor In addition to its previously announced performers, Lights All Night has just announced even more musicians that will be performing at the festival. Marshmello and NGHTMRE will be joining the festival's other headliners, which include Porter Robinson, Illenium, and Bassnectar. Other newly announced performers include Liquid Stranger, Morgan Page and Maxo Kream. The eighth annual Lights All Night will take place December 29th and 30th […]

todayNovember 30, 2017

Culture

The Low Budget Guide to Gift Giving

By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor ‘Tis the season for white elephants, secret Santas, and gift exchanges with aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews—the whole gang. Everyone gets excited at the idea of presents, but what do you do when you’ve got a heart full of love and a wallet full of next to nothing? With the holidays upon us, you could scour the web and the mall for the sweetest […]

todayNovember 28, 2017

Culture

What on Earth is ASMR?

By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor You would think that you would know “the weird side” of the internet when you found it. So imagine my surprise when I scrolled down to the comments of a YouTube video and found someone declaring, “Guess I found the weird part of YouTube again,” on a clip that fit right into my daily life. The video? An ASMR video featuring camera touching and […]

todayNovember 25, 2017

Music

The Enduring Magic of the Concept Album

By Hannah Wisterman Music Journalist There's nothing quite like diving into an album and letting yourself stew in it for a while. To enjoy a record from beginning to end is to appreciate an artist’s full and complete vision, and to get inside their psyche, in a way. But sometimes this can go even further. Sometimes an album doesn’t just show how an artist has been thinking and feeling in […]

todayNovember 23, 2017

Culture

“What Do You Mean, You Don’t Like TV?”

By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor Television has shaped the culture of our nation and indeed of our globe for practically 70 years now. It has an enormous impact on how we perceive social issues, what we find funny, the fashion trends we follow, the one-liners and in-jokes we slip into everyday conversation; in short, to be “with the times”, it would seem that you need to watch TV. Spoiler […]

todayNovember 21, 2017

Events

Wait, He Was Gay? A Look at LGBT Men of History

By Hannah Wisterman Blog Content Contributor About a year ago, I learned that Christopher Marlowe, one of Shakespeare’s contemporaries, was gay. My British literature professor mentioned it in the day’s lecture with a level of matter-of-fact-ness that was completely disproportionate to my reaction: I froze in the middle of taking notes and started tearing up. Not because my dream of time-travelling to 17th century England and marrying Kit Marlowe was […]

todayNovember 19, 2017

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