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July 2021

• Preview: The Daily Show Writers Stand Up Tour

  • Four Daily Show writers will perform stand-up in Washington D.C. and in doing so offer insight into the varying perspectives that go into creating one of the late-night scene's most successful and informative shows. 

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June 2021

• Preview: Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski

  • David Strathairn will star at the Shakespeare Theatre Company as WWII resistance fighter Jan Karski. The play is a masterful solo performance about the man who tried to warn the Oval Office of the Holocaust, only to be disbelieved. 

Inside Higher Education

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June 2021

• Complain: Educatedly

  • ​When advocating against injustice, one must first put their own adversity, such as discomforts from the pandemic, in perspective, writes student Alexandra Bowman.

The Georgetown Footnote

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May 2021

• T.S. Eliot Told You So

  • ​A year after writing that article, I had the opportunity to read T. S. Eliot’s essay “Tradition and the Individual Talent.” In this essay, Eliot asserts what makes ‘good’ art, describes what the duty of ‘the artist’ is in creating new work, and declares the vital importance of respecting ‘tradition.’ This essay made me realize that Cats the movie failed because it broke its co-creator’s own rules.

The Georgetown Independent

I previously served as the Creative Director and Cover Artist for The Georgetown Independent, the student journal for the arts and culture. I was also a staff writer, reviewing films and television, and commenting on developments in popular culture and film.

 

Cover art I created for "The Indy" can be viewed in my illustration portfolio. 

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March 2020

• Cats Can Have a (Reluctantly) Positive Review, As A Treat

 

January 2020

• Commentary: Disney's Decade of Live-Action Remakes

• Indy Suggests: Missing Link

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December 2019

• Review: John Mulaney at the University of Maryland

• Indy Suggests: Cats the Movie

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October 2019

• Review: A Little Late with Lilly Singh

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April 2019

• Commentary: Hasan Minhaj

• Indy Suggests: AwesomeCon

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March 2019

• How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

• Indy Suggests: "Last Week Tonight"

 

November 2018 

• Doctor Who Series 11​​

The Hoya

I served as a News Writer, News Assistant, and Editorial Political Cartoonist for The Hoya, the Georgetown University newspaper of record, from Fall 2018 to Fall 2019. My political cartoons created for The Hoya can be viewed here. 

 

Below is a selection of my news articles. Every article I wrote for The Hoya can be accessed here. 

 

• Former ADL Director Attributes Rise in Anti-Semitism to Trump (Oct. 15, 2018)

• After Antisemitic Shooting, GU Mourns, Calls for Action (Nov. 2, 2018, top headline that week)

• Proposed Legislation to Lower Voting Age in District Tabled (Nov. 16, 2018)

• Georgetown Launches Inmate Re-Entry and Education Program (Nov. 30, 2018, most-visited online article that week) 

• Fringe Sect of Christianity Encroaches on Campus (Jan. 18, 2019, top headline that week, suspected cult attempting to recruit Georgetown students)

• March for Life Draws GU Student Activists (Jan. 25, 2019) 

• Former National Security Advisors Criticize Recent Diplomatic Efforts (Feb. 28, 2019)

• As DC Homelessness Persists, Restaurateur Raises Advocacy (Mar. 20, 2019, Features Article, featured at 2019 GU Bioethics Showcase)

• Right-Wing Media Outlets Undermine Trust in Journalism, CNN Reporter Says  (Apr. 3, 2019, Jim Acosta event)