Aniela Drumonde

Former Editor-in-Chief. Like an ouroboros, her jokes consume themselves until no one knows whether they were ever funny. But they are.

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Every Time You Break Spaghetti to Fit It in the Pot, An Italian Grandmother Dies

Written by: Aniela Drumonde

I WENT TO REGGIO CALABRIA to find the missing piece. After almost 20 years since my last visit, I returned to solve a mystery. The mystery …

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Student with 300 Tabs Open Wonders Why Computer Is Slow

Written by: Aniela Drumonde

“It’s a little stuffy in here,” Milieu noted. “Let me open up a new window.”Photo by Maria Dhilla Fourth-year Ava Milieu has recently faced intense public …

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Susan Bagel: Cheesecake

Written by: Sharon Roth and Aniela Drumonde

It was a good day today — at least, it seemed so at first. My afternoon was free, so I decided to do a little self-care. …

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Student Procrastinating at the Beach Discovers the Tides of March

Written by: Aniela Drumonde

“You’re going to get good news,” remarked Wyrd with her newfound wisdom. “But take care to avoid anything that makes you sad, which could drastically change …

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One Dead and Three Injured in Emotionally-Charged Car Ride

Written by: Aniela Drumonde

“It was a bloodbath, emotionally speaking,” confided Orin Euphrate. “Technically no one died. It was more of a spiritual death than anything, with Constance being immediately …

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Candy Hearts to Contain More Specific Declarations of Love

Written by: Aniela Drumonde

“This Valentine’s Day, we’re trying to get a leg up on the competition, nonsexually,” stated Paula Helvetica, head of Marketing at Sweetheart’s Candies. “Studies show that …

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Literature Major Unable to Let Go of the Myth of Sisyphus

Written by: Aniela Drumonde

“Maybe I need to be bolder,” said Mu. “I’m really trying to push this idea forward.”Photo by Sharon Roth Fourth-year Literature major Cameron Mu has, in her …