Fresh&Fit on Flagrant 2
This kind of behavior and mindset doesn’t promote positive, healthy, trusting, and authentic relationships; in fact, it guarantees the opposite.
Sophia (‘19) double-majored in theatre and religion and insists that her life is a “storybook.” She lives in an apartment above a flower shop in downtown Chicago and has multiple roles working across the arts in comedy, music, theatre, film, and visual art—though her greatest passion is writing. Her work includes stage plays, screenplays, and articles, focusing mostly on cultural trends, comedy, reviews, and religious satire. She loves road trips, visiting her family in Grand Rapids, hunting for the perfect latte, and rescuing plants from the flower shop’s dumpster.
A Love Letter to December
I’d like to stop and listen to the silence, sit with the stillness, and appreciate the winter for who she is.
‘Weird or Not Weird?’: A Critique of the Babylon Bee
I’m not saying there isn’t a place for humor in Christianity.
The Hunter’s Moon in High October
From that moment on, Alicia and Jenny were best friends.
The Top 5 Best (and Worst) Things About Working at a Comedy Club
There have been nights I’ve had to balance a full tray of drinks on one hand and hold my gut with the other because I’m laughing so hard.
Only Twelve Minutes Delayed
His name was Daniel Brown; he was in his eighties, and he had to “get off the train at Newark!” to go visit his son.
The Lord of the Fart Noises
Jesus’s ambiguous (or else horribly inaccurate) ethnicity isn’t even my main problem with most of the ways Jesus is depicted in media. It’s that he’s often ridiculously and unbearably boring.
