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Innovations In Nursing Education: Preparing Students In A Rapidly Changing Field

It’s no secret that technology is changing the way we live and learn in every possible way. Nursing education is no exception.

Daniel Reed

Illustration of woman floating with luxury items and a long receipt around her.

Thoughts

Debt and Dior: South Korea’s Advancing Debt from Luxury Purchases

Designer products in South Korea have led to a rising debt crisis, especially among young people.

Finlay O'Connell, Minerva University

Woman giving an anatomical heart to someone while a crowd watches and records on their phones.

Screens

‘Single’s Inferno,’ Relationships and Beauty for the Audience

Audiences react to the latest season of ‘Single’s Inferno’ and find comfort in the interpersonal drama that ensues.

Mariana Vaca, Lake Forest College

Music

Discovering Your Daylist

Learning to monopolize your Spotify music history can make for greater playlists.

Cerasela Hanseter, University of California, Berkeley

Illustration of Iron Man with tomatoes in the background.

Screens

Overexposure or a Decline in Quality—How Marvel is Losing Its Audience

Stan Lee’s Marvel Cinematic Universe and its plethora of iconic costumed characters has hit a snag in recent years.

Kyle A. McLaughlin, Elizabethtown College

In this article, about how the 2024 remake of Tina Fey's "Mean Girls" fails to live up to the standards set by the original, a blonde woman with a black coat and a necklace of beads gives a smug smirk at the audience with a shadow lying over half her face against a blurred-out background of a brown hallway with blue lockers.

Film

Did We Really Need a Remake of Mean Girls?

Over 20 years since the original release of Mean Girls (2004), Tina Fey remakes the Rom-Com classic with a musical twist.

Vera Pavlovich, Loyola University Maryland

Music

Album Review: P1Harmony’s Debut ‘Killin’ It’ Strikes a Chord in K-Pop Evolution

From Seoul to Global Stages: P1Harmony's Debut Album Showcases Their Capabilities and Opens Doors for K-Pop

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

Illustration of Taylor Swift in Kansas City Chiefs Jacket in storm clouds.

Sounds

Taylor Swift and the Maritime Superstition of Football Fans

Taylor Swift’s current media backlash from Chiefs fans dates further back than anyone previously thought.

Amelie Allen, University of Arizona

Music

Noah Kahan’s “Dial Drunk” and What Makes Country Music

Noah Kahan’s music, although labeled alternative, sounds country through acoustic instrumentation and allusions to alcohol.

Archie Wagner, University of Iowa

TV

Survivors Are People Too: The Reality Behind Reality TV’s Biggest Show

The way the long-standing program has dealt with sexuality, gender and racial issues reminds us that our primetime television is someone else’s reality.

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

Music

Irish Band ‘The Cranberries’ Continues To Linger In Our Hearts

The iconic '90s Irish band continues to impact, generations later.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

News & Politics·Thoughts

Geriatric Politics and The Reason it Needs to End

The problem with career politicians, unlimited terms, and our great-grandparents running the country.

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

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