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Parth Chhabra
2019-05-21T00:05:10.256Z
Sometime in my first-year spring, at the dying end of an all-nighter, my friend Maya Perry and I left Butler to get breakfast at Ferris. Sitting by the large windows, consumed by sleep and thinking about our as-yet-unfinished essays, we spotted, down below, an editor from The Eye walking home: She was coming from 112th, the site of the old Spec office, and was slowly making her way home towards Plimpton in the soft, new light.
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2018-02-14T06:22:26.184Z
For days, we sat around the TV. We heard—for the first time, and then over and over again—about the night of November 26, 2008, when 10 attackers, well-armed and well-trained, entered Bombay on a small boat. They stayed for four days.
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2017-11-17T18:03:41.172Z
In honor of the archives issue, we dedicated this week’s Blinks to answering the question: What’s the most interesting story you’ve found in the Spectator archives?
