OP-ED: Yes, I Watched The Queen’s Gambit, and Now I Think Women Should Be Allowed to Play Chess
By Rufus Wheeler Peckham | December 15, 2020
It’s long past time that women should be allowed to play chess. This new statement of activism became apparent to me after watching Netflix’s brilliant limited series The Queen’s Gambit. Before this show, I did not know women. Period. But, once I learned about women, I also learned that they were not allowed to play […]
Biden/Harris Transition Team Taps That Ass for Posterior General
By Rufus Wheeler Peckham | December 8, 2020
WILMINGTON, Del.–Much excitement has surrounded the shape of the Biden Administration’s future cabinet, especially considering the foreshadowed appointments of an all-female communications team, with groundbreaking numbers of people of color. Entering the White House to serve a nation plump with national crises has demanded of the new administration a tighter and more well-rounded executive, fit […]
Archaeologists Assure Public Their Passion for Mummies is Purely Carnal, Whoops, Scientific
By Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar | December 6, 2020
CAIRO – On Thursday, a team of archaeologists uncovered what is likely the largest archaeological discovery of 2020 in the necropolis of Saqqara. In the televised press conference later that day, lead archaeologist Dr. Ned Finkenbiner announced his elevated heart rate and the discovery of 100 painted coffins in Saqqara, funerary masks, and canopic jars. […]
Clock Ticking: Biden Harris Mask Can Only Get Me Laid For a Little While Longer
By Edith Bulwer Lytton | December 3, 2020
WASHINGTON – It just came in the mail, delivered by MY boys in blue, the good men and women of the United States Postal Service. My fingers fumbled with the packing tape, but after several broken nails, a severe cardboard cut, and a routine bloody nose, there it was. My very own Biden-Harris 2020 mask. […]
3 Ways to Escape When the Fountain Pen Boy in Your CPS Class Explains the Electoral College to You
By Augustus Lorde Soule | November 30, 2020
We at the Heckler know your situation. The Fountain Pen Boy from your discussion section, unannounced, introduces himself to you and applauds you on a great question last class. Before you know it, he explains the answer TA Josh gave you with a myriad of false and unnecessary details. We know what you’re thinking: What […]
How to Platonically Baste a Turkey
By Someone | November 24, 2020
Thanksgiving is upon us and it is time to baste the turkey. All eyes are on you. We all remember what happened last year. Use this guide to avoid the allure of sexualizing the bird and deliver a perfectly platonically basted Turkey to your family’s dining room table! Step 1: Get the gobbler ready for […]
How to Make Guys Like You Even Though You’re Not Zooey Deschanel or a Good Listener
By Peleg Sprague | November 18, 2020
Let’s face it. Love is difficult. Especially for those of us who are not Zooey Deschanel. So how exactly does a woman find love if she falls short of the unsurmountable standards Zooey has set, and she also lacks the necessary skills to be a good girlfriend? Here’s how: Get some bangs on your forehead, […]
New GUSA Candidate Runs on Death Penalty For Suit-Wearing Students
By Augustus Lorde Soule | November 16, 2020
After Sarah Killem posted a poll with 14 responses on the Free Food on Campus Groupme, she knew exactly what Hoyas needed from her GUSA campaign. “The results are loud and clear: 98% of Hoyas would support the death penalty for classmates who wear suits to Zoom class,” Killem, hopeful tsar of the new GUSA […]
Jack the Bulldog Goes to Second Circle of Hell After Hero Jesuit’s Discovery of Seven Illegitimate Children
By Augustus Lorde Soule | November 15, 2020
HELL — After 5 years of kicking it back Bulldog style in Doggy Heaven, Jack the Bulldog’s (b.2003, d.2015) afterlife was changed forever. Father Sleck, S.J, who has dedicated the past 3 years of his career to examining and overturning cold dog files, came upon Jack’s case this past week. “A brave student tipped me […]
The Things I Do For Love: I Learned To Speak Latin Backwards So That Father Carnes Would Have To Give Me An Exorcism And Also Maybe Hang Out With Me
By Alfred Conkling Coxe Jr. | November 12, 2020
GEORGETOWN – I’ve tried everything. I’ve emailed him, I’ve attended his virtual office hours even though I’m not in any of his classes. I’ve even pretended to need spiritual guidance. But I don’t care about my spirit. All I yearn for is to be in his presence, and yet Father Carnes, that beautiful, beautiful man, […]