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Positive Procrastination — Never Heard of It? Well Now You Have

Everyone always tells you why it is a bad thing, but what if you do it the right way?

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Are Vacations Really the Time To Forget All of Your Troubles?

People need time to relax and have fun. But it’s easy for work-related issues and familial tensions to occur during a getaway.

Liana Sameth, Pace University

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What’s the Deal With Viral Challenges Anyway?

What motivates people to follow these trends even when they’re proven to be dangerous?

Braden Beck, California State Channel Islands

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Follow These Tips in Order To Find the Best Betting Sites in Australia

If you're going 'down under,' here are some ways to get the most optimal gambling experience.

Daniel Reed

Marcel the Shell stares off into the distance on top of a washing machine

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‘Marcel the Shell’: From YouTube Sensation to Big Screen Star

Although he had humble beginnings, the small creature has become the stop motion hit of this summer.

Vanessa Rivera, James Madison University

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Reading in a Post-Roe World: ‘Red Clocks’ Book Review

Leni Zumas’ dystopian novel warning against national abortion bans hits a little too close to home in wake of the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Aunna Beranek, Columbia College Chicago

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Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin Fall in Love While Filming the K-Drama ‘Crash Landing On You’

After miraculously meeting again to work on a second project together, the two stars are referring to their relationship as an act of fate.

Morgan Thomas, Wayne State University

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The Subminimum Wage Should Be Abolished

Not only is unfair compensation a direct remnant of slavery, but it also facilitates ableism and sexual harassment in the workplace.

Nora Weiss, George Washington University

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Not All ‘Healthy Snacks’ Are Actually Healthy

Though many try to ensure that their meals are nutritious, very few give this same attention to snacks — a big part of most of our diets.

Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

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Are Your College Habits Contributing to Hair Loss?

Balding is hugely affected by genetics, but the things you do at school could also exacerbate the issue.

Daniel Reed

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‘Stranger Things’ Season 4, Volume 2 Entertains, but Leaves Some People Disappointed

Though only two episodes long, the series still successfully delivered a jam-packed ending. However, some fans were left wanting more.

Cassandra Jenkins, Temple University

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BioShock 4 Could Make or Break a Franchise

The best-selling trio of interconnected games is getting a fourth installment. What makes the collection so great, and would an addition shatter its untouchable reputation?

Emily Elizabeth Louie, American University

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