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Future Lists the Federalist Needs

My favorite Fed articles to write are lists. Now that I am graduating, here are lists I didn’t have the chance to make, but some unsuspecting freshman next year might feel inclined to benefit from.

  1. Girls characters ranked in order from most like your freshman roommate to least
  2. Sex positions quiet enough that your roommate won’t awaken from their slumber
  3. Clubs you joined once and never returned to, ranked by how often they still email you
  4. Dining hall lines ranked by how existential they make you feel
  5. Ways students carry tote bags ranked by performative efficiency
  6. Male subtypes at Columbia ranked by most likely to date your hot Philosophy professor to least
  7. Email subject lines from professors ranked by how much they ruin your day
  8. Ways to avoid eye contact in the crowd at Senior Night
  9. Library seat reservation methods ranked by psychological warfare intensity
  10. Valid reasons to procrastinate, email me this: zms2126@barnard.edu
  11. Campus benches you could film a YouTube “overnight challenge” on
  12. Absence excuses you can use when you have already missed over 5 classes and your Coachella dump is blowing up on your public Instagram
  13. Student plays ranked by how much inappropriate laughter you had to stifle
  14. Ways to turn the conversation back to yourself, mainly compliments
  15. Federalist list ideas I will pitch to a crowd of adoring admirers during my last meetings