Check out this week’s Post- for drunken grocery shopping; mad, mad men; and an exclusive interview with Thought Catalog writer and aggressive tweeter Ryan O’Connell.
Post- magazine comes out on Thursdays inside the BDH. Copies are also available in the Ratty, Faunce, J Walter Wilson, and other locations throughout the week.
1. Prison tat.
2. An eating club.
3. Katherine Bergeron.
4. Ratty cup.
5. Secret Crystal of the Tall People.
6. Another, smaller scarf.
7. F*cking cocaine.
8. Spring Weekend lineup.
9. A bust … of Woodrow Wilson.
10. Stilts.
Check out this week’s Post- for bad puns, the virtues of Go, post-show depression, some thoughts on Spotify, and more information than you’d ever need about the Pussyphone.
Post- magazine comes out on Thursdays inside the BDH. Additional copies are available in the Ratty, Faunce, J Walter Wilson, and other locations throughout the week.
Despite the theme of this week’s Top 10, Post- actually likes Providence—so much that we’ve devoted an entire issue to it. Check out our “Best of Providence” issue for our local favorites: bars, coffee shops, bands, museums, desserts, BYOB restaurants, liquor stores, and much more. And if you’re really looking for the local experience, check out our top five Providence places to get down on the back page.
Post- magazine comes out on Thursdays inside the BDH. Additional copies are available in the Ratty, Faunce, J Walter Wilson, and other locations throughout the week.
Check out the second issue of Post-, available today. Writers discuss BrownBares, Jeff Mangum’s magnum, and wasabi-flavored macarons. Post- is published on Thursdays inside the BDH.
Check out the semester’s first issue of post-, available today. Writers look into Brown and taxes, the lore of Lana del Rey, and the wonders of Baked Alaska (hint: you set it on fire). Post- is published on Thursdays inside the BDH.
Check out the holiday issue of Post- in Friday’s BDH. Ben Wofford considers the sophomore slump; Clayton Aldern and Ben Resnik take an in-depth look at folk punk and Sexicon imagines a midnight visit from Santa, tainting Christmas for all.
Top 10 Things the Vatican Doesn’t Want Us to Do Over Winter Break.
1. He’s probably hairless.
2. It’s kind of like sleeping with your little brother.
3. He might invite Usher.
4. The best protection is prepubescence.
5. You don’t want Selena to be mad at you… Look what happened to Demi.
6. He’s totally jailbait.
7. Canada.
8. Singing lessons in the sack.
9. He never says never.
10. “Baby, baby, baby … Oh.”
Post-, the Herald’s arts and culture magazine, is published weekly on Thursdays.
Tomorrow marks February’s second main event, always nestled between the Super (expensive commercial) Bowl and much appreciated President’s Day Weekend. Whether you’ve got big plans involving fine dining and Barry White, or you’ve decided upon moping around in the overcast February weather like Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine, you should be able to appreciate Post-’s Top 10 from this past Thursday:
1. Ratty at 6:00?
2. I’ve developed a gag reflex.
3. You know I’m gay, right?
4. CVS ran out of condoms. I got balloons.
5. Meesa Jar Jar Binks! Meeeeeesa wanna touch you!
6. I’m not drunk enough yet.
7. I f*cking love cocaine!
8. Does it always look like that?
9. Are you allergic to seafood? Because I think I’ve got crabs.
In light of this weekend’s homecoming Brown vs. Harvard football game–the first night game at Brown’s stadium–our friends at the Post- Magazine have come up with a Top Ten featuring “Things Brown is Better at than Harvard.”
“1. Egyptology. Seriously.
2. There are only two Berks in the world. One on Thayer. One on Harvard Square. Ours is better; stomp up Thay.
3. Pembroke > Radcliffe. Even in the light.
4. Rollin’ green.
5. Football.
6. Being well-adjusted.
7. “There are actually several members of the Brown community who wear capes.” –Rachel Lamb
8. Bromance.
9. Nudity.
10. The Babe Ruth vs. The Endless Summers. Come on. Who’d win in a fight?”
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