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A Floral Dress - by Arisa White

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By Arisa White
| Highsnobiety Verified
For our fall  issue, and on the heels of Paris Fashion Week and Highsnobiety’s Not In Paris activation, we asked a handful of writers and designers to give us a short essay –– or prose poem or something in between –– about something they found in Paris that changed them. Could be an article of clothing. Could be a phrase. Could be a meal. For Eileen Myles, it was language. For Arisa White, it was a dress. Natasha Stagg wrote about a perfect tee shirt. Ryota Iwai told us about a new tea routine.
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Would you like to gift a book? Let the best of Philly writers help

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By Arisa White, Ken Kalfus
| deleciousfood.com
Philadelphia is full of literary talent. We hunted down some of the city’s best to ask what projects they’re working on and had them recommend which books (and tickets!) to gift this holiday season. Who: Philadelphia’s Poet Award-winning Airea D. Matthews is the author. images, won the prestigious 2016 Yale Young Poets Award. Matthews is currently an assistant professor at Bryn Mawr College, where she leads the poetry program.
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Shannon’s Guide to Not Failing Your Classes

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By Arisa White, Shannon Sutorius
| Her Campus Verified
The opinions expressed in this article are the writer’s own and do not reflect the views of Her Campus. A new semester is here, which means new classes, professors, assignments, deadlines, and of course, stress! Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, you already know that college takes (at least some) work to get through. Many students, even upperclassmen, sometimes still struggle with getting the hang of getting through, let alone thriving, in your classes.
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