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Something to stalk about

For Valentine's Day, my hallmates and I reminisced about our past flings and crushes. Everyone had their own stories, which caused a great deal of laughter and teasing, but I sensed a common theme running throughout. It's been a long time since we started talking about our love life in elementary school, so you might think we would have matured slightly.


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Have an i-venture

Within the last 40 years Harvard students have produced two of the most influential technology companies of all time.


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Valentine's Day traditions differ across genders, cultures

Talking about Valentine's Day with any group of girls will probably elicit strong feelings, ranging from giddy excitement to dejected loneliness or, in extreme cases, utter despair. Some girls stick together on this romantic day to experience these intense emotions as a group, watching romantic comedies or dramas.


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Sweethearts

Prediction: Adele's "Someone Like You" will be played eight million times per second globally on Valentine's Day.


Life

Twelve Days of Valentine's Day

When I realized my column would be running on Valentine’s Day, I knew I had to step up my game. After all, Harris Teeter has been selling pink and red heart-shaped baked goods since Jan.


Life

Get weird

Every once in a while, and by that I mean constantly, my roommate and I pick up catchphrases, which we overuse incorrectly and inappropriately.


Life

Back to the basics

Have you ever played that "what would you bring on a desert island" game? I have. I must have played it a million times as an icebreaker, but it's also a favorite late-night discussion among my friends.


Life

Real lady clothes

I have my first ever college internship lined up this semester. I don't know how I managed to pull it off with basketball and my class schedule.


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Ahead of its Fall 2025 issue, V MAG co-editors-in-chief Rachel Mulvaney, fourth-year Batten student, and Kieran Warner, third-year Commerce student, give a deeper look into what it takes to lead an arts publication, the collaboration and creativity that shapes each issue, and the inspiration behind the upcoming edition. This episode explores the importance of an arts magazine as a platform for students' voices and the artistic community it fosters on Grounds.