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Making the Most of Online Casino Bonuses: A Comprehensive Guide

Online casinos have become very popular recently, providing an easy and thrilling option to play many casino games without leaving your house.

Daniel Reed

An unseen figure holding a red and white ball stares down a yellow, rabbit-like creature with black-tipped ears and red dots on its cheeks. The entire world is rendered in blocks, the scene set on a hill of green grass and brown dirt, dotted with daisies and violets, a blue sky in the background. Red, pixelated hearts float above the creature, with an arrow pad and line of squares lining the bottom.

Screens

The History and Influence of Mods on Video Games

Video game mods allow eager fans an opportunity to partake in the medium's tradition of reiteration, reimagining cult classics in new forms.

Hamad Naroze, Hunter College

Uncategorized

Reesa Teesa and Why Are Millions Asking “Who TF Did I Marry?”

In the vast sea of social media influencers, a name has recently surfaced and captivated millions of viewers across the globe—Reesa Teesa.

Sarah Erin, Brooklyn College

Boy at school looking at 3D 'Dungeons and Dragons' poster.

Screens·Thoughts

Why You Should Play ‘Dungeons & Dragons’

Alright, players! Everyone knows that the wonderful world, “Dungeons and Dragons,” is a great game that many people play. Come to find out, dragons aren’t even the best part of the game.

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

Thoughts

Budget boost: Growing your savings quickly and efficiently

Having your savings in order is crucial for your well-being, and no matter how young you are, it’s never too early to start.

Daniel Reed

Music

Beyoncé Is Redirecting Country Music to Its Black Roots

With “Texas Hold ‘Em,” Beyoncé ushers in a new era of understanding Black peoples’ influence on Country MusicKP: Country Music

Allegra Walker, University at Albany - SUNY

Two pink hands are typing at a laptop on a purple table against a pink background littered with writings and documents. The laptop has a blue screen containing an inkwell and a sheet of paper with scribbles on it, presumably this writer's latest piece of work.

Pages·Poetry

Verse in the Digital Age: A New Perception of Poetry

From Micropoems to Spoken Word, social media sites like Instagram and TikTok is redefining what it means to consume modern poetry.

Sarah Erin, Brooklyn College

A calendar and photos adorn a green wall, surrounded by marron books, depicting the life of a family: Boys playing basketball, a wedding, a man dressed in military uniform, etc. In the foreground is a desk, upon which lies a yellow notepad with a blue pen, with writing on it. To the left is a white cup holding more blue pens, to the right a stack of paper with more writing, indicating the unseen writing has been doing this for a while.

Fiction

Exploring the life of Pat Conroy and “The Great Santini”

Analyzing how the life of Pat Conroy influenced his popular book "The Great Santini" and various other works.

Hamad Naroze, Hunter College

Screens

Wolverine—The Return of An Icon In Deadpool 3

The legacy and importance of Hugh Jackman’s portrayal of Wolverine ahead of his return in 'Deadpool' & 'Wolverine'

Kyle A. McLaughlin, Elizabethtown College

An exchange of commerce is depicted at the center of a noxious cloud -- a hand offering a credit card for a pair of heels against a purple background of twisting lines. The image towers over rows red desks, dark figures sitting at them, ominously overshadowed by the product they labored over for someone else.

Fashion·Thoughts

Dutch Colonialism in Southeast Asia was Always a Humanitarian Crisis

Colonialism is not a thing of the past; rather, its facets have evolved into industries like fast fashion.

Vera Pavlovich, Loyola University Maryland

Illustration of Molly Ringwald in pink with flowered background.

Criticism·Film

A Holly Jolly Molly Ringwald: John Hughes’ Sexism of an Insecure 80’s Icon

John Hughes success lives on through the decades, but at whose expense?

Emily Diaz, DePaul University

Culture·Music

KPop Group Seventeen is Making Contemporary Dance An Accessible Artform

Contemporary KPop choreographies are helping open more people up to the genre

Finlay O'Connell, Minerva University

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