Deputy Opinion Editor Sadie Harlan muses on the shortcomings and inaccessibility of today’s experience-based world.
Sadie Harlan is the deputy opinion editor and a second-year molecular/cellular neuroscience major on the pre-med track. An Atlanta native, she enjoys re-reading books, running along the lake and soaking up sunshine while she still has the chance.
Deputy Opinion Editor Sadie Harlan muses on the shortcomings and inaccessibility of today’s experience-based world.
Staff writer Sadie Harlan ruminates on the harm in replacing traditional search engines with AI.
Staff writer Sadie Harlan writes about her favorite Chicago spring activities
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Staff writer Sadie Harlan satirizes the housing application process.
Staff Writer Sadie Harlan writes about what she calls “Grandparent Hobbies.”
Staff writer Sadie Harlan argues people should put down their cameras and enjoy fleeting moments.
Staff Writer Sadie Harlan writes an ode to the Sheridan Stoplight.
Sadie Harlan contemplates the ethics of releasing merch after Sr. Jean’s passing.