Cannabis in the Bedroom
With Valentine’s Day approaching, you may be wondering how to add a little extra fun to your romantic festivities. Cannabis has long been known to be an aphrodisiac, cited […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Buy Your Valentine Some Art!
Let’s talk about love … and art. Let’s find the perfect gift for that charming special star in your life. I’ve roamed the city and found some lovely forms of […]
Motif Event Picks for February 1 – February 7
FRI 3 Lewis Black: America’s one and only angry funny man! The long-time “Daily Show” correspondent brings his trademark funny and thoughtful rants to the PPAC stage. 8pm, 220 Weybosset […]
Roots Report: Are These the Dark Ages?
Okee dokee folks… Welcome back to the Dark Ages. Here is a brief synopsis of what went on then: economic and cultural deterioration, ignorance and lack of reasoning, disease, corrupt […]
You’ll Always Have Paris
So, you met a great woman/man/whatever you’re into over the holidays and after trading some flirty texts and a couple of actual phone calls (“It’s so real, we even […]
The Dating Rituals of Making New Friends
I didn’t want to come on too strong. I wanted to woo without seeming desperate and be assertive, yet not clingy. I wanted to casually mention we both favored the […]
WUMD Sale Benefits Students
It was a weird world in 2016, and 2017 is showing to be weirder still. It’s a time where outright lies are called alternative facts, and your local friendly paper is […]
Phillipe and Jorge’s Cool, Cool World
The Three Stooges Phillipe and Jorge recently had a chat with a nationally acclaimed author who happens to be a Brown graduate and now lives in Washington, DC. One of […]
The Hummel Report: Tax Train
It may have been the largest number of people ever to visit the Wickford Junction Train Station: That opening day back in 2012 when the US Secretary of Transportation proclaimed […]
We Brake for Natural Condoms
Although the exact origin of condoms is debated by archaeologists and historians, Greek mythology alludes to their first use back in 150 AD, when, according to legend, Minos, the first […]