Spring 2023 COVER STORY: Where Love Lived First
They say that grief merely exists where love once lived. In a beige house, with green shutters and flowers decorating the perimeter, is where Jacqueline…
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Meet VALLEY’s Spring 2022 Entertainment Opener: Sofi Choinski
“My favorite thing is just going to ballet; it has a certain level of structure about it. I just think it’s really interesting to be…
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What Introverts Think at Parties
You ever just go somewhere and stand around? Parties can be overwhelming and anxiety-inducing, but sometimes the best way to get through is to make…
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POV: What People Think When you Read in Public
You’re sitting sideways on a cold bench, burying your head into your scarf. Leaves are falling perfectly around you while subtle breeze lifts your hair….
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Your Quick Guided Fall Meditation
Fall is not about letting go and neither is fall meditation. Instead, it’s about allowing the world to move forward and accepting the way our…
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K-Beauty and J-Beauty Makeup Products You Need
Futuristic as it is, there’s something comfy about the essence of K-beauty and J-beauty. Maybe it’s the fact that you know your skin will look…
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If Disney Villains did Therapy-speak
“You are allowed to feel that way,” and “your emotions are valid,” have left the therapist’s office and come into our language. Since therapy-speak has…
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The Past Lives of your Vintage Clothes
You’ve finally found her — the one you’ve been looking for all along. Her bright colors and grungy but cute Y2K silhouette is sure to…
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Entertainment that Reflects the Asian Experience
Audiences tend to gravitate toward Asian entertainment that will be enjoyable for them to watch. But entertainment that carefully reflects an Asian experience is often…
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What Are Jane Austen’s Characters Doing Now?
There’s a reason why Jane Austen’s characters have been repurposed so many times — why, they’ve simply bewitched us. We’ve seen how Emma fared in…
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What You Text vs. What You Mean
So, you’ve decoded every period, exclamation point and extra “ha” on the “haha.” You’ve mastered the art of “thumbspeaking” and text talk, and you’re finally…
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Addressing the Ghosts from your Past
As spooky season kicks off, this semester has started exposing some scary occurrences. The rates of ghost sightings have risen more than ever! When “no…
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Law Roach: The Force Behind your Dream Looks
You probably remember Anya Taylor Joy’s serpent green Golden Globes look. How about Celine Dion’s fashion makeover, or Zendaya’s light-up Cinderella Met Gala dress? You…
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A Pep Talk From Your Plants
Now that you’re settling into school and adjusting to the semester, your houseplants are enjoying their new job of spicing up your room and brightening…
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7 Nostalgic Summer Activities to Make You Smile
A wise icon from one of our favorite 2000s rom-coms once said, “I think all of us want to feel something that we’ve forgotten or…
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Our Modern ‘Love Story’: Ownership
“No, I’ve decided. I want to own my own book” says Jo March in the final moments of Greta Gerwig’s 2019 rendition of “Little Women.”…
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‘Guilt-Free’ Snacking — Having No Shame in What You Eat
You’re walking around the grocery store, riding on the cart — when no one is looking — and cruising down the aisles. As you stop…
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Beauty and Brains: The Rise of Mental Health x Beauty Products
The beauty industry has long capitalized off of the idea that we constantly need to look better, and that a product is the key to…
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OPINION: America’s Fetishization and Underrepresentation of Asian Women
My mom walked down the stairs on Friday, March 12, and said, “These Asian hate crimes are getting scary.” That following Tuesday, news of the…
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New Teen Vogue Editor-In-Chief Resigns over Past Racist Tweets
Alexi McCammond, the former prominent political reporter for Washington news site Axios, was set to formally start her new role as editor-in-chief at Teen Vogue…
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