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superstitions like black cat, broken mirrors, umbrellas indoors

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14 Strange, Lesser-Known Superstitions and Their Origins

Everybody knows not to break mirrors or walk under ladders, but there are other beliefs that are less well known.

Melissa Wade, Northern Arizona University

in article about sports betting in Kansas, a baseball player holding two baseballs

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One of the Sportsbooks Offering the Best Deals for the Highly Anticipated Launch of Sports Betting in Kansas

The Sunflower State is offering new opportunities for those who want to wager on sports games.

Daniel Reed

Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 attendees setting things on fire

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Netflix’s ‘Trainwreck: Woodstock ‘99’ Will Leave Viewers Disgusted

In the streaming platform's latest documentary, viewers will see just how awful the music festival scene can be.

Megan Miller, Arizona State University

abortion rights protestors holding a sign

Thoughts

A Guide to a Post-Roe World

With 'The Summer of Rage' fully underway, here are a few things to help you fight for abortion rights.

Jo Stephens, Georgetown University

Sounds

Beyoncé Brings Her Own ‘RENAISSANCE’ Into 2022

Queen Bey delivers her seventh studio album filled to the brim with empowerment, immaculate energy and groove.

Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

Sounds

The Life and Songs of the World Class Artist Celine Dion

Despite all the fame and tragedy in her life, the legendary singer continues to deliver amazing performances and always shows her human side in the music industry.

Liana Sameth, Pace University

an illustration portraying the Arrowverse

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The Arrowverse Is Coming to a Close, Prompting Sadness — and Relief

With the upcoming final season of 'The Flash,' the shared superhero universe will come to a bittersweet end, leaving fans with a mix of emotions.

Tori Rose, Spartanburg Methodist College

Thoughts

The Increasing Role of Bitcoin in Developing Countries

Crypto is global, and for many people, it offers a solution to certain problems in low-income nations.

Daniel Reed

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Marvel Phase Five Releases Ranked by How Excited Fans Are

But wait, there's more.

Emily Sweeney, Quinnipiac University

an article about birds has a drawing of a person cutting feathers off of a wing

Thoughts

The Birds: How Humankind Is Ruining an Entire Animal Population

Combatting a drastically changing environment and man-made forces, the dwindling avian population is falling victim to urbanization.

Emily Elizabeth Louie, American University

Thoughts

Sustainable Jewelry Is Just as Important as Sustainable Clothing

The jewelry industry is not as sustainable as one may think, and it has many lasting, deadly effects on workers and our environment.

Kaitlyn Anderson, Cornell University

Bridgerton the Musical creators Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear

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The Scandal of the Season: Netflix Sues ‘Bridgerton the Musical’ Creators

Drama on drama.

Aunna Beranek, Columbia College Chicago

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