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Does Recognition Come Faster for Men? The Visibility Gap in the 2026 Winter Olympics
Design by Zury Cordova By Zury Cordova At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, Cortina d'Ampezzo, the women of Team USA delivered some of the most important and entertaining performances of the games, earning three more medals than their male peers. Out of the total 12 gold medals won by Team USA, 8 were won by women. Their success added to a long pattern in which past Olympic female contenders constantly succeeded in their sports category, yet their achievements often received


"Marty Supreme" Review: A High-Octane Thrill Ride of an Ambitious Dreamer
Design by Arlen Fox-Helbig Editor's Note: The Paper does not align with Chalamet's distasteful comments on ballet and opera. This is a review of the film as a whole, written before the events took place. We respect all art forms and don't condone the actor's behavior. By Quinn Kinsella Timothée Chalamet made sure that Marty Supreme wasn’t just a movie, but an event . Thanks to the viral marketing campaign Chalamet dedicated himself to the few months before the movie’s relea


Changing the Game: How Alysa Liu's Comeback Could Revolutionize Figure Skating
Design by Christian Branch By Max Pearson Alysa Liu has taken the world by storm. A disillusioned child prodigy who once abandoned her sport, Liu came back from a two-year hiatus with an Olympic figure skating performance that won gold on her own terms. Liu's journey of mental health and breaking free from control speaks to the common struggles faced by figure skaters around the globe, and her success may provide a blueprint for the sport to move forward. Liu, a Bay Area nat
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