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Yale daily news gilmore reddit Her portfolio includes prestigious post-college publications. Yale is actually a bit on the smaller side. Posted by u/Jessmg14 - 12 votes and 6 comments Because she had overhead. Rory got into Harvard, Princeton, AND Yale. I'm not a parent, but was having dinner with friends a couple months ago - both mothers of three. Rory did great work editing and organizing people to get out the issue of the Yale Daily News when Paris melted down. Paris pushed people away first and repeatedly hurts the people she loves. Rory is very upset because of something Mitchum said Rory Gilmore I gave her the first internship at my paper and now she is head of the Yale Daily News. She only took a semester off I think in Season 6, and during Season 7 she talks about having to take extra classes to make up for that. /r/MCAT is a place for MCAT practice, questions, discussion, advice, social networking, news, study tips and more. Rory was also dating Logan huntzberger who was likely known by all at Yale. The article Rory publishes in the Yale Daily News about the ballet performance is so senselessly mean, not to mention fatphobic. Some people hate each other, at first. 210K subscribers in the GilmoreGirls community. First off, I wanted to say that I LOVED Paris' story line as editor of YDN. They also bought her a car. Members Online i noticed a cool little link! in wedding bell blues richard says “not exactly cole porter” when talking about the bill song which made me realize he’s probably a cole porter fan and then i realized that the song him and emily sang and wrote for rory based on cole porter’s “you’re the top” Posted by u/Ltok24 - 6 votes and 2 comments A subreddit for devoted fans of Gilmore Girls. She is mad that he is taking credit, (It's ridiculous because her name dropping out of his mouth could only help her career, she is such a child) Logan tells her the truth that a powerful man citiing your accomplishments is a good thing. Lorelai reacts realistically. In my opinion, Rory has always had a VERY spoiled life. I know she wrote other things probably her life and death brigade article impressed him This might just be my ignorance about college showing but can undergraduate students even be in law societies at Yale? I think that it would have made more sense for her to join an undergraduate review journal related to pre-law or pre-med (political review, chemistry review, something like that) but I kind of understand why journalistic experience might have been good, at least for law school. Yes, she became valedictorian, but it doesn’t require thinking out of the box and pushing yourself beyond what’s academically asked. Some of them I do find amusing, especially those that involve Doyle, but the rest seem like bad background characters. A subreddit for devoted fans of Gilmore Girls. The other 8-10 people were watching the place implode or with a deer in the headlights look like they didn't know what went in to putting a paper to bed. Somebody needed to take charge. She was struggling because she failed to act on that momentum. . Paris was holed up in her cave ignoring the fact that the issue was not going to be printed. “Roll of fat around the bra strap,” really?! That has absolutely nothing to do with the performance and it’s just a terrible thing to say. I've been rewatching season 6 and it bothers me that that they seem to handwrite and print out drafts so often at the Yale Daily News. The Yale Daily News/Doyle (s4e8) Honestly, how could they approve Rory's review about the ballet dancer ?? I can understand that they enjoyed the "publicity" this review got them but like to me it's not real journalism, it's trash journalism, and it's not the kind of journalism I would expect from an Ivy League newspaper. Rory also compared the ballerina to a hippo in the article. Think about what a disaster Paris is every time she gets upset -- she abuses her power every. He would read the Yale Daily News for Logan and as a paper man others who would be good to hire in the future. I just don't think he was blown away by LaCrosse and ballet recitals. For example; when Rory got nominated as Editor for the Yale Daily News, she kicked Rory out of the apartment (they were sharing that apartment and Rory was also paying rent. Yeah the field collapsed but she was editor of the Yale Daily News and worked on the Obama campaign from the start. Paris is introducing the new reporters for the Yale Daily News. And Yale daily news is a highly respected publication nationwide where becoming editor in chief is a high honor. So I’m watching S6E11 The Perfect Dress. Welcome to the original gaylor subreddit, reveling in queer & sapphic analysis since 2018! 🏳️‍🌈 We are a space for (thoughtful) discussion and examination of Taylor Swift and possible queer readings, themes, and motifs in her work and public persona. single. How could there be so many? There’s nowhere to put them. ) Even at Yale, Paris refers to Althea and Janet as “bimbos” at YALE. And they fully admitted to wanting to "correct" their parents' perceived "mistakes" let's call them (both have In the real world, Rory is talented enough and successful enough (and connected enough) to get a good job in a lot of different areas. I know some people love or hate Paris and there is no in-between. Also, as gifted, driven, or talented as the Yale staffers were, none of them were leader-y enough to stand up to Paris during her reign. Share Sort by: Also, where is Doyle in all of this? It’s like he disappeared from the daily news even though he was still working there. None of them are the same people from the future episodes where the reporters kick her out and make Rory the editor. Posted by u/anniemg01 - 3 votes and 12 comments Gilmore Girls in a Yale Essay Application Question I know this is probably a topic you should avoid, but Paris is truly my role model and the fictional Yale Daily News inspired me to start writing (I was eventually published in the LA Times because of this initial inspiration). Journalism made sense to me since she was thinking about becoming a lawyer. Her experience on the Franklin and the Yale Daily News would make her a natural fit as editor of the Yale Law Journal if she did end up going to law school. When Paris numbers them, there are tons and tons, but most days we see about 10-15 in there at desks. Also Chilton probably put the paper out at certain times during the school year, not weekly as Yale did. 201K subscribers in the GilmoreGirls community. 827 votes, 18 comments. Yale because she felt more relatable, i also love the scene in season 6 when she takes charge at the Yale daily news when they were having trouble getting it out. Rory does a semester as Editor of the Yale Daily News. Plus, at Chilton, at most, there were probably 10 other kids Paris was in "charge" of, not the huge number that Yale had. The #1 social media platform for MCAT advice. As far as we know, he doesn't actively particulate in any extra curriculars apart from occasionally showing up at the Daily News (Life and Death brigade doesn't count imo) and that delayed graduating because of his playboy antics. The scenes at the Yale Daily News always feel awkward to me like the interactions between the members of the paper seem weird and unnatural. The second to last episode of the 7th season is her graduation. But how they write her later Yale Daily News storylines are really dissatisfying - she’s just too passive Rory's career has always been a sideline to her personal relationships. I think only around 10k-12k students. Rory Gilmore grew up in a small, idyllic town, constantly surrounded by neighbors telling her she was special and bound for Harvard. That must mean the writers of these articles wrote them out by hand. YDN wasn't too different, in that it was more of a setting for scenes or a set-up to move other plots forward. Becoming student body VP, editor of the Yale Daily News etc. Doyle was the best editor of the Yale Daily News. the Yale Daily News extras often make me laugh aloud because, up until mid/late season 6 they are constantly changing and often do not look like college students Share Add a Comment Sort by: A very active political life which regularly yields national political leaders and great journalists, to say nothing of the excellent Yale Daily News and a trove of other campus, student-run publications. The only reason Paris is able to stay friends with Rory is because they are pursuing different things at Yale - if Rory was competing with Paris for med school or whatever it would be the Yale daily news dynamic on steroids. Just Like Gwen and Gavin - Knowing he has let too much time go by, Luke (Scott Patterson) is still unable to tell Lorelai (Lauren Graham) about the existence of his 12-year-old daughter, April (Vanessa Marano), and he is thrown into a panic when April wants to hang out with him at the diner. So at minimum because of Logan, everyone likely knew who Rory was. But Rory and Paris were never estranged for very long. Or is this just overthinking the TV magic? The newspaper is a daily, both on the show and in real life. I saw this thread here the other day about plot holes and inconsistencies throughout the Gilmore Girls and AYITL but I can't find it again and I'm watching rn and noticed an inconsistency. This explains why Rory worked swiping cards at the cafeteria. What didn't make sense was Paris choosing med school instead of law and opening a fertility clinic. She must have really sucked. It just feels like a forced plot to eventually make Rory editor. Paris throws Rory’s things out of the apartment with NO notice and throws Doyle out to and accuses Rory of stealing the Yale Daily News editor position. Her grandparents paid for Chilton, and part of Yale until Christopher took over paying for it, her grandparents paid for almost everything for her and took care of her when she dropped out. The MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) is offered by the AAMC and is a required exam for admission to medical schools in the USA and Canada. Not in a way that she did a good job, but it was a great demonstration of her growth as a character and becoming stronger despite mental health struggles. The only reason it doesn't turn into a huge mess like it does at Yale is because of the teachers directly overseeing her, and then the administration stepping in when she takes things too far. She did micromanage at Chilton paper. Paris finally becoming Editor In Chief of the Yale Daily News and failing makes way for Rory to become EIC. What many call the Most Important Election of Our Lifetime is going to be exhausting, ugly, angry, and probably at least a little racist. Great comment. From what I recall, it's possible that no senior can be editor of the Yale Daily News. From the About Us page . That recognition that there was no true protector of the paper permeated through the mind of the staffers. Welcome to the r/Suits TV show Subreddit --- Suits This is a subreddit about USA Network's hit show *Suits*, which centers around lawyer Harvey Specter and his associate Mike Ross (who doesn't have a law degree, but does have a photographic memory), and the law firm where they work. In the Top 1% of largest communities on Reddit. " (It is a little weird she never cultivated friendships on the Yale Daily News, though. At least when I was there, the YDN was far more grueling to work on than it looked on the show and I had zero desire to do it. She’d be fine. And Rory stops being editor at the beginning of her senior year. The weekly publication was the Yale Herald for which I wrote. She feels safe to them, trustworthy, kind—the opposite of Paris, the daily news antichrist. Her résumé includes graduating well from Yale and some excellent journalism experience, starting with editing the Yale daily news. Paris, while intense, has a drive that Rory just doesn’t and it showed in the real world. I have issues with season 4 Rory though, between the ballerina article and "he's my Dean" she gave me a bad vibe personally I feel like there are a lot of inconsistencies when it comes to the Yale Daily News. The News is produced by a very dedicated, all-volunteer undergraduate staff. In the episode in which Logan helps get the paper out, he tells Rory that he's a fast typist, so she has him type articles into the computer. And only 10ish go to dinner with Lorelei and Christopher and all them. Can't speak for Yale specifically, but at Harvard, anybody could be on the paper who went through the process (essentially, attending meetings and then writing a certain number of pieces on your main board as well as a couple for the news board). But the only reason it got… Once Rory is the editor of the Yale Daily News, almost all of the storyline revolve around her making other people run the paper? Lane's wedding, Valentines Day at Martha's Vineyard, when Logan comes back from London 2020 isn't going to be fun for anybody, left, right, or center. I went to Yale and the YDN is very real and very much a daily. I actually think Mitchum read a lot of what Rory wrote. A community for the quality discussion of The Wheel of Time series of novels by Robert Jordan (& completed by Brandon Sanderson) as well as Amazon's streaming adaptation, the first audiobook recordings by Michael Kramer & Kate Reading, the second audiobook recordings by Rosamund Pike, the graphic novels adaptation by Chuck Dixon & Chase Conley (and continued by Rik Hoskin and Marcio Abreu) as 57 votes, 10 comments. ) Posted by u/prosperomoto - 8 votes and 9 comments Even if it was Yale policy for students to only remain editor for one semester, why wouldn’t she have remained on the way Doyle did considering her goal was becoming a journalist. time. ) I think it was always going to be a plot point that Rory wasn’t destined for this career in the aborted season 8. I'm not surprised Paris reacted as she did at Yale. And it's funny. Yeah, I know ASP has said that print journalism is on the decline, making it hard for journalists to make a career out of it, but honestly I think the former editor of the Yale daily news who went on a campaign trail immediately after graduating (who is apparently The Best Writer Ever TM and a genius) would really have to try to fail. I think she was poli sci + pre med and she obviously wasn't quite sure between law and med school, so maybe she just wanted to make sure she was prepared for anything? I'm sure being the editor of the Yale Daily News would look good for med school apps too The Paris Gellar Yale Years seem very off to me. Paris got voted in the year Doyle would been a senior at Yale. She doesn't have any big story lines, save the Asher one but even that is played for laughs. I'm coming around to the idea that while Rory doesn't have a lot of close Yale friends, she is friendly with plenty of people - it just happens "off-camera. 393K subscribers in the GilmoreGirls community. Paris becomes less complex throughout the series. I agree about the contrast but I think it’s just about people skills: despite being both relatively introverted, Rory is likable and can work well with people, while Paris is unlikable and has a very hard time collaborating to anyone. Many (most?) of the Chilton newspaper storylines served as the backdrop for her relationship with Paris. I personally think that Paris can be nice and sweet but other times she can totally be a terrible friend. Nov 17, 2023 · Yale — the epitome of Ivy League prestige, draped in the allure of dark academia aesthetics, home to Handsome Dan, and, let’s not forget, the chosen college of our fictional favorite alum, Rory Gilmore. I completely agree. People sometimes want characters to react perfectly. I know some people get annoyed by Rory getting into all 3 Ivy League schools, but I don’t mind that because we see her work for that and go head-to-head with Paris. Plus they were dating, you’d think the previous editor could lend the current a little advice or show her how to reel things in. The Yale Daily News is also an established and high-quality newspaper under an Ivy League university, so this would have enriched her professional network and ability to obtain more quality experiences, such as internships and fellowships. I’m Canadian and not a journalist so I totally admit ignorance on this subject, but I’m always surprised at the way the show treats being editor of… No, it was her senior year. 237K subscribers in the GilmoreGirls community. Members Online I don't understand how Lorelai getting pregnant supposedly "ruined Christopher's future" Yup. Ik this sounds controversial but hear me out. Is it truly a Yale DAILY, or does the newspaper only run a few times a week? They don't have a lot of staff for everyone to only handle one or two articles a week. Once Rory and Paris had fully reached the friendship level, I agree that Paris often took Rory for granted or treated her unfairly (the worst incident, in my opinion, was when Paris "evicted" Rory after being ousted as editor of the Yale Daily News). That was unnecessarily mean writing, and the scene would’ve been so much better if the situation remained platonic and wholesome. Tristan was into her, she got into Harvard, she was made the editor at Yale Daily News, and for Doyle to kiss Rory’s neck was the icing on the cake. Compare that to Mitchum who was an active participant in Yale culture including running the 3 minute mile. cpdxv ygbj bkrchqok vua nbacg dfmk oaerq klqdtomkl myjofvd xbtzcv