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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

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The University of Pittsburgh's Daily Student Newspaper

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Long Story Short // Looking at the fig tree

Long Story Short // Looking at the fig tree

By Emma Hannan, Digital Editor • December 6, 2024
In this edition of “Long Story Short,” digital editor Emma Hannan talks about the fig tree metaphor in the “Bell Jar” and how that relates to her life.
Long Story Short // Coping with Change

Long Story Short // Coping with Change

By Emma Hannan, Digital Editor • November 5, 2024
In this edition of Long Story Short, digital editor Emma Hannan talks about moving on from one life to the next.
Long Story Short // My hunger for the Hunger Games

Long Story Short // My hunger for the Hunger Games

By Emma Hannan, Digital Editor • October 18, 2024
In the edition of Long Story Short, digital editor Emma Hannan talks about her fascination with the Hunger Games series.
Long Story Short | Nothing can make me hate Rory Gilmore

Long Story Short | Nothing can make me hate Rory Gilmore

By Emma Hannan, Staff Writer • April 18, 2024
In this edition of “Long Story Short,” staff writer Emma Hannan discusses how the raw portrayal of Rory Gilmore in “Gilmore Girls” gives her the inspiration to make her own mistakes and learn from them along the way.
Long Story Short | What is femininity in fashion?

Long Story Short | What is femininity in fashion?

By Emma Hannan, Staff Writer • March 28, 2024
Almost 20 years ago today, Carrie Bradshaw uttered the iconic words, “Men I may not know, but shoes, shoes I know.” I can relate to this quote as I love fashion, almost concerningly so.
Long Story Short | Time to start putting the ‘A’ in Steam

Long Story Short | Time to start putting the ‘A’ in Steam

By Emma Hannan, Staff Writer • February 16, 2024
Almost a month ago, someone asked staff writer Emma Hannan, "If you like to act so much, then why don't you just become an actor?" In this first edition of “Long Story Short,” she answers that question.
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