Hello on Aahaan

The Mahabharata is as contorted and branched as a narrative has ever naturally become.

I’ve written not one, but two new things for school publications!

Minor League Baseball is a wonderful form of entertainment.

This is an overhead view of the University of Chicago Quadrangle, circa 1914.

There is a concern that I will keep repeating the same websites in these collections, but so far that has not been an issue.

Ideally an app would be its own justification, but there are so many dang RSS readers out there that there is nothing inherently interesting about making yet another one.

I think that you could, I really do!

I have a new article out in Firebird (that’s UChicago’s music magazine) about Siouxsie and the Banshees’s Kaleidoscope!

My friend is not a fan of La Campanella.

The French Wars of Religion are an interesting period of history.

Another edition of interesting things that I have encountered online.

Taking required art courses, as marginalized as they are, is a privilege of the university.

Stina Nordenstam is one of those strange figures that I am only aware of because of the internet.

I went to Indiana Dunes recently, along with fifty other people, as the last among my friends to do so.

For various reasons, I have been reading a lot about SatB recently.

I have gotten around to compiling the interesting things I’ve read over the past couple of weeks.

Can you solve this Immaculate (Music) Grid?

I’ve talked to a lot of people about where they find new music.

The mayoral primary was heating up when I arrived in New York City on a humid June morning.

I feel like there has been a mismatch between the amount that I’ve read over the summer and what I have to “show” for it.

In my first year of college humanities, my class was instructed to keep a commonplace book of quotes and comments for each of our assigned readings to get us thinking critically about them.

I decided a few weeks back, while interning at Tudor, to create a new website.