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October 14, 2026 |
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What’s it like to be a student—or a faculty member—at Cornell right now? “I think many are really exhausted,” associate professor Juno Salazar Parreñas tells Savannah Walsh. And not just because of the gang rape case that’s ignited fury on campus and off—but because in the weeks since Cornell student journalists broke news of alleged victim Jane Doe’s lawsuit against the school, campus has been inundated with reporters like, well, Savannah. “Due to the overwhelming media presence we have seen on campus in recent days, reporters are currently not allowed to do man-on-street interviews or videos on Cornell’s campus,” Cornell University Relations wrote her in an email. But if students have nerves about speaking on school grounds, those on the peripheries of campus don’t face the same dilemma. Read on to see what they had to say to her. Elsewhere, Kenneal Patterson checks out the premiere of the Olivia Colman/Alexander Skarsgård-as-a-basket-man movie Wicker, and Chris Murphy catches up with Michael Che—who isn’t ready to leave SNL just yet. Maybe. More tomorrow. |
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Saturday Night Live’s longtime “Weekend Update” cohost opens up about his new comedy special, Michael Che: Shot in Minnesota, his “tricky” start at SNL as the only Black writer, and trying and failing to settle down. Read more |
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HOLLYWOOD By Kenneal Patterson After the movie’s New York premiere, the cast cozied up at The Mulberry to talk about six-person sex-scene rehearsals, sentient-object romance, and what it’s really like to love a wooden man. Read more |
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ON THE SCENE By Savannah Walsh After a week of campus protests, VF visits an elite university on edge, as locals and staff ponder if the school year can be salvaged for its students. Read more |
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EXCERPT By Laurence Leamer An excerpt from Ladies’ Man: The Careless Heart of John F. Kennedy exposes a presidency riddled with infidelity and reveals how his administration—from the Secret Service to the first lady—concealed his scandalous double life. Read more |
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