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Chekhov’s Gun, Edgar Wright, and the function of narrative devices
Courtesy of WikiMedia. Picture yourself in an elaborate office, the kind you’d expect to see in a movie with a fabulously ...
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CMU campus chefs compete at the 7th Annual Soup Crawl
Ian Giles Ian Giles / Junior StaffwriterStudents sampled a variety of delicious soups, prepared by chefs from Carnegie Mellon ...
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Controversy over censorship of anti-Trump Fence message
Courtesy of @cmufence via instagram.comAnonymous Carnegie Mellon students painted “F*ck Trump” with a fist and “Unless ...
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Tartan Bike Shop to open on campus
Aimee Wang Nina McCambridge/ News EditorMany students choose to ride bikes to get around quickly on campus. A new bike shop ...
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President’s Lecture Series: David Ignatius reflects on journalism
Courtesy of  Carnegie MellonDavid Ignatius, a well-known Washington Post journalist, was invited by President Jahanian to ...
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Vandalism incident at reproductive rights Fence
Courtesy of @cmufence via instagram.comThe College Democrats painted “My body, my choice” and “Women’s rights are human ...
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New staff elected, Arden Ryan named 2025 Tartan editor
Arden Ryan The appointment of Arden Ryan as Editor-in-Chief of The Tartan, succeeding Anna Cappella and Zachary Gelman, was ...
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EdBoard: small screens and television screens
Courtesy of PickPik We here at the Tartan exist on varied degrees of involvement with ‘screenager nation.’ It does make sense ...
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CFA senior Sophie Chao tackles American media in solo exhibition
Photo by El Berger Many Carnegie Mellon students will enter as first-years and graduate four years later having created nothing but three essays for gen eds they complained about and a mediocre ...
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What the heck is an ‘indie boy’?
IAN GILES Have you ever heard someone say they like listening to “indie” music or have an “indie” style? The music term “indie” started out referring to anything recorded that wasn’t ...
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CMIST hosts Dr. Matthew Fuhrmann, presents lecture on nuclear latency
Sage Rohrbach and Varsha Gaddam Last Wednesday, Dr. Matthew Furhmann spoke about his recent book, “The New Logic of Nuclear Deterrence.” Elliot Liermann/ Staff Photographer Hosted by the ...
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New study on personalized medicine could speed up treatments for rare diseases
Personalized organoids — ‘mini-organs’ — may accelerate treatment for patients with rare genetic disorders. Courtesy of Europeana via Unsplash Across the globe, countless babies ...