Text on Freud / The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock / Holocene The id, ego, and superego, theorized by the late neurologist Sigmund Freud, are components of the human psyche. These three concepts determine how humans make judgments and decisions based on the goal of reducing stimuli and for the purpose of self-preservation. Freud asserts that […]
To adult, or not to adult? Not, agreed the teenaged leaders of the Never Again movement following the Parkland shooting on Valentine’s Day in 2018. After 17 people were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, survivors stepped up to demand action as the adults in charge had failed to prevent the most recent of
Women’s empowerment has been going on since the beginning of time. The Greeks weren’t all that great on it, and then Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and Confucianism all happened, sadly. But since then it’s been on an upswing, the right to vote, Lockheed Martin having a female CEO, and Thatcherism. But from Hammurabi to the board
We at The Bucket have decided to start a weekly list-of-new-music series titled “The Bucket List.” We’ve attempted to compile relatively- and less-well-known releases by important and impressive artists. This is going to be a weekly thing but the format might change a bit in the meantime (may shorten it, may just list individual songs
Welcome to America! A lot has changed ever since Germany’s creation of the atomic bomb in 1934. Luckily, I, Hugo Jackson, am here to help shed light on our new world, through stories, interviews, and news updates. Pour yourself a cup of coffee and get cozy, its time to discover: what is this place?
Pure poetry if nothing else, the songwriting on Hozier’s sophomore album, Wasteland, Baby! Is raw and honest. Each song is a different picture painted with passionate lyrics exploring dualities in life: love and death, joy and sadness; as well as other heavy, yet exciting themes like mystery and despair. Unique rhythms, decorative guitar, and grounding
Xan Deacon · Wish Book Vol. 2 Item #2 (08-10-19): Free Willie v.2 (REUPLOAD)
https://youtu.be/6eFKK8dFuyA As a Singapore citizen returning home amidst a pandemic, upon reentering the country I was required to spend two weeks quarantined in a randomly allocated hotel. Somehow I was lucky enough to be placed in the Ritz-Carlton, which happened to feature an amazing bathtub view. And so naturally I recreated Britney’s Everytime music video,
hello buckets! my name is laura and way back when quarantine started in march, i made a goal for myself to write and produce an album by the end of the summer. i love love love music but i’m pretty shy when it comes to sharing my own, so i’m pushing myself now. so, here
When I heard that Dr. Larry Nassar had sexually assaulted 500 gymnasts, including olympic gold medalists Aly Raisman and Simone Biles, I was sad but not surprised. As a former competitive gymnast myself, I know firsthand how the sports breeds abuse. I didn’t even fully realize I had been a victim until an article came
It was slow and subtle We didn’t even notice Like a shadow cast over everything we know A single language took over It is power, they said So I wore the crown But at my coronation, It got stuck on my head forever Now I am a stranger in my own land Queen of no
Hi, this is Yumo. I’m writing articles hoping to talk about films from different countries around the world. I hope after reading this, you will want to take a look at the movie or give me some feedback. But it’s totally fine if you decide to close this halfway… For this first article, I decided
She’s no stranger to leaks of her work, so when Chromatica’s lead single “Stupid Love” leaked in January 2020, Lady Gaga’s fans were shocked to say the least. When people hear Gaga’s name, they understand that her role as an artist is polarizing. The supporters embrace Lady Gaga’s outsider-turned-pop star stories that reconcile with her personal
Living at home under quarantine for the past fifteen weeks has roused in me sensations with which I suspect many can relate. My happenstance living conditions have worsened the usual tensions with family. Perhaps nowhere is this more clear than in the classic discussions of political liberalism that Carleton families often have. My parents are
We at The Bucket encourage everybody to educate themselves on systemic racism in the U.S. and beyond, as well as antiracist strategies and ways to support BIPOC artists and creators. Though there are a wealth of these resources available online, we have compiled a brief list of resources dealing specifically with supporting BIPOC content creators.
In response to widespread summer plan cancellations and general ennui during the COVID-19 pandemic, several KRLX Board members started to plan a collaborative, remote project that would give Carls something low-pressure and self-designed to do over the summer (especially after all the stress of online classes) and create content for KRLX and foster a friendly,
