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The death of Vine brings tears to many, from users to audience members alike.

Even Though It’s Ending, We Won’t Stop Doing It For the Vine

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 1, 2016
Vine may be dead, but its greatest gems will live on in eternal six-second loops.
For some students, cold weather brings with it that all-too-familiar urge to find a significant other.

Fall Into a Relationship This Cuffing Season

Camille Larkins, Staff Writer November 1, 2016
Cuffing season is no myth: NYU students are taking it upon themselves to enter into new relationships to warm them through the winter months.
San Marzano, on 117 Second Avenue, has bottomless mimosas for $10 from 11am-4pm every Saturday and Sunday.

Six Spots For Bottomless, Boozy Brunch

Caroline Zemsky, Staff Writer October 31, 2016
Three words: Boozy. Bottomless. Brunch. For students looking to unwind after midterms in the most NYC style, these three words are like the herald angels singing.
Pussy bows are oversized bows tied around the neck of a blouse and have gained popularity recently, linked to feminist power.

Pussy Bow Pleases Feminists

Ali Webb, Staff Writer October 31, 2016
The pussy-bow blouse trend that emerged in the '30s remains today a powerful feminist sartorial choice.
Among the various gardens surrounding NYU’s campus, Willy’s Garden at One-Half Fifth Avenue decorates the entrance to NYU’s Graduate School of Arts and Science with native inkberries and decorative flowers.

Meet The Hundred-Year-Old Natives at NYU

Lily Li, Staff Writer October 31, 2016
Many plants in the East Village have been around as long as Manhattan became a borough. Here's where you can find many of these indigenous plants right around campus!
Steinhardt graduate Gloria Rodriguez spiced up New York with her series of Spanish themed cooking events named Eat Spain Up!

Eat Spain Up! Spices Up Campus

Taylor Nicole Rogers, Dining Editor October 31, 2016
Steinhardt graduate student and Fulbright scholar Gloria Rodriguez brought the flavors of her native Spain to campus last week through a week long series of events entitled Eat Spain Up.
Argentinian Femicides Hit Close to Home

Argentinian Femicides Hit Close to Home

Kaitlyn Wang, Staff Writer October 31, 2016
Protests against femicides across Latin America have spread to Washington Square Park, and NYU students are getting involved.
Cocaine, also known as the party drug, is a popular drug with a short rush.

A Brief Guide to the Most Prevalent Campus Drugs

Ankita Bhanot, Deputy Features Editor October 28, 2016
WSN does not support the use of illegal drugs. However, should you choose to use them (or not), read on to find out about their short- and long-term effects.
No Plans On Halloweekend? Try These Haunted Houses

No Plans On Halloweekend? Try These Haunted Houses

Faith Gates, Staff Writer October 28, 2016
Ready to get spooked this Halloween? Check out these five haunted houses to scare your socks off.
The Delayed Gratification of a Delayed Graduation

The Delayed Gratification of a Delayed Graduation

Dan Weissman October 28, 2016
A recent NYU graduate explains why it took him 54 years to don the purple cap and gown.
Layering a sweater with a sleeveless dress will keep you both fashionable and warm during the New York City fall.

Five Tips To Warm Up Your Wardrobe

Paola Bakker, Contributing Writer October 27, 2016
Use these style tips to rock your summer dresses all through fall.
Despite the constant advertisements by the media recommending the use of supplements, it is often better to live a healthy, active lifestyle.

Pills: To Pop or Not To Pop?

Valerina Young, Contributing Writer October 27, 2016
Unsure of whether supplement pills are worth the hassle? Read on to find out.