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K-pop is great, but some variety certainly wouldn’t hurt.

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The rules are simple: don’t be a weirdo.

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Netflix claims the series wasn’t attracting enough viewers, but the answer might be more complicated than that.

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A primer for working through disappointment and moving on.

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A fierce, multilingual, female rapper? Yes, please.

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In celebration of the series’ final season, here are its best twists.

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How many kids do *you* want?

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Each member of the girl group, without exception, has already begun to find solo success

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The k-pop times they are a changin’.

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Come for the pops, stay for the tear-filled moments of beauty.

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The 15-year-old phenom owes her celebrity as much to her haters as she does her fans.

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The running joke of sleep being a luxury for college students can be stopped by following these simple steps for a better nights rest.

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The Oklahoma City University junior is a double threat with his major focus in violin and piano performance.

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Bad at love? More like bad at picking up on social cues.

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Who is the 9-year-old rapper who moves bricks, lives in the Hills and has your mama’s rent money?

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Sharpe Suiting provides the formal clothing you want, not the formal clothing society expects you to wear.

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Although she’s only a sophomore, Ellinore Folkesson has already made progress on her campus as she fights for social justice with Amnesty International.

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You can’t even fall asleep anymore without hearing the iconic, drawn-out ‘daddy’ running through your head.

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On one hand, the show seems to have a whitewashed cast, but on the other, it covers important adolescent issues.

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Fans and contestants have noticed that the entertaining, drama-filled show is actually pretty controversial.

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You would have gotten a letter grade higher if it weren’t for the pesky participation points.

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She may be one of the world’s most famous women, but was this too far?

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With her myriad of impressive internships and her political activism, Alicia Cannon hopes to be a voice for both the LGBTQ+ community and religion.

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Activist Jean Chong and other LGBTQ+ individuals voice their concern for the rampant homophobia in Asia, noting that progression is still distant. 

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Even if English is your least favorite subject, a creative writing course might help you find an appreciation for writing.

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While Black Lives Matter protestors are demonized by society, Philadelphia residents were praised for their destructive victory celebrations.

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Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ is destroying a decades-old movie trend by showing that women are more than just a pretty face.

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Everyone makes questionable decisions, but Inkbox provides a way for us to test our ideas without any commitment.