Study Breaks - Page 11 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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Tech Tools for Academic Success that Every Student Should Know

Technology is indispensable to study. Education followed a similar model for hundreds of years, with books and instruction in a formal setting.

Daniel Reed

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High School is Murder: Behind the Killer Teen Movie

Many cult classic films feature a killer teen, but over time, the trope has gone from an exploitation device to a vehicle for empowerment and representation of the teenage experience.

Amelie Allen, University of Arizona

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Cowboy Bebop—An Enduring Animated Classic

Cowboy Bebop is a show that has stood the test of time. Let’s look back and see what made it such a landmark in the industry.

Kyle A. McLaughlin, Elizabethtown College

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‘Lisa Frankenstein’ & ‘Jennifer’s Body:’ Female Empowerment Through Murder

Diablo Cody’s “Lisa Frankenstein” and “Jennifer’s Body” creepy female protagonists feel the most alive through death.

Mariana Vaca, Lake Forest College

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Dog Insurance Guide: What You Need to Know

Imagine how happy you would be to bring home a new furry friend and look forward to all the adventures and unconditional love that lie ahead.

Daniel Reed

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Past Lives: Portraying Authentic Love in Film

Many romance films often celebrate the grand gestures in love, but Celine Song’s “Past Lives” brings light to the quiet moments of intimacy that often accompany authentic love.

Mark StenbergandFinlay O'Connell, Minerva University

A golden French horn shines against a glossy purple background, flickering in misty streams like the northern lights. A forceful, shining beam of energy erupts from the horn's head, contrasting against the muted tones of the background with its glittering hues. The word "JAZZ" floats out from the horn, into the float, rendered in a phosphorus, cloud-like texture.

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Jazz And All It Can Do

A crash course in the all-American art form, its various forms and variations and its compelling presence in recent films.

Santiago Rivera, Washington University in St. Louis

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Album Review: Victoria Bigelow bares her soul on ‘Songs For No One, Vol. 2’

The singer-songwriter’s latest EP captures the sweeping sounds of the West while grappling with hard truths

Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

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David Attenborough: A Birthday Celebration

Turning 98 years of age this May, Sir David Attenborough has inspired many and continues to change the world through his work.

Finlay O'Connell, Minerva University

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The Wickedly Cool and Extraordinary Spirituality of the Afro-diasporas and Latin America

Black magic is not evil magic, but rather, the empowerment of Black and Brown communities. Here are some of their most captivating spiritual practices.

Emily Diaz, DePaul University