Study Breaks - Page 143 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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Starbucks Workers United Is the Template for Modern Labor Organizing

Organized labor in America is relatively rare, but baristas at Starbucks are fighting to change that.

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University

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What Online Roulette Games Can You Play in New Zealand?

Take a spin or two.

Daniel Reed

In an article about Drake's Honestly, Nevermind, career, a person lying on a bed listening to a record

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What Drake’s ‘Honestly, Nevermind’ Says About the State of His Career

Despite attempts to try something new, the Canadian rapper’s newest project is mediocre at best.

Kwami Maranga, Binghamton University

In an aritcle about Spotify's new lyric future, an illustration of a smartphone with the app opened to the lyrics of the song "Written in the Stars"

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Spotify’s Lyric Feature Is Its Own Form of Therapy

The music streaming app offers up a lyric feature that includes a range of mental health benefits for listeners.

Megan Garcia, Arizona State University

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Here’s How Hulu Has Been Keeping Up With ‘The Kardashians’

Viewers are only one season into the new series and the drama is nonstop.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Classes

When Is It Appropriate To Buy Research Papers?

Will it save you time?

Daniel Reed

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‘Crimes of the Future’ Is a Distinctly Queer Film

Cronenberg’s newest movie imagines a future where we say goodbye to vibrators, and hello to bone-saws.

Maria Merlo, Eastern Michigan University

In a drawing of Muse, the misleading of "The Will of the People" shows three Pinocchios

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Did Muse Mislead Their Fans About ‘Will of The People’?

The band's new album is rumored to showcase a return to their signature riff-heavy sound, but so far, it sounds like it won’t represent the will of their fanbase.

Kirk Chamberlain, Marist College

A drawing of the "VIva Las Vengeance" music video shows Urie singing at a piano.

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On ‘Viva Las Vengeance,’ Panic! at the Disco Enters Its Next Era

The chaotic title track of their new album won’t make you want to 'Shut up and go to bed.'

Ashley Hagan, Virginia Commonwealth University

In an article about the video game The Last of Us, an illustration of the main characters

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How ‘The Last of Us’ Changed How PlayStation Told Stories

Joel and Ellie’s story defined a whole generation of video game narratives.

Christian Simon, Kutztown University

in an article about gambling Australians, people around a roulette table

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Why Do Australians Enjoy Gambling so Much?

Placing bets seems to be popular in the Land Down Under.

Daniel Reed

Em Beihold in 'Numb Little Bug' music video

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‘Numb Little Bug’ Describes the Day-to-Day Effects of Depression

Em Beihold's debut single is more than just a fun song — underlying the catchy beat is a serious message concerning mental health and seeking help

Tori Rose, Spartanburg Methodist College

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