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Did ‘First Kill’ Really Kill It? What the Series Got Right Versus Wrong

Since the lesbian vampire show’s release last week, audiences have mixed feelings about its success.

Aunna Beranek, Columbia College Chicago

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Stay Out of the Water: Five Shark Movies To Compromise Your Summer Plans

Summer is the perfect season for horror fans to indulge in some scary shark movies.

Megan Miller, Arizona State University

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Online Games That Mobile Users Can Test Their Math Skills On

Numbers are everywhere, whether you notice them or not.

Daniel Reed

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The Fall 2022 Anime Season Is Set To Have the Biggest Release Schedule Yet

Why are fans so excited and what popular series are set to release new seasons?

Emily Sweeney, Quinnipiac University

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If You Love Multiverses, Read ‘The Dark Tower’

Get your multiverse fix with this eight-part novel series by Stephen King.

Braden Beck, California State Channel Islands

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Bartees Strange’s ‘Farm to Table’ Mixes Sounds but Still Feels Like a Unified Whole

The indie-alt musician blends multiple genres on his latest album, and yet, everything still feels linked, both thematically and sonically.

Jo Stephens, Georgetown University

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The Most Popular Online Games Around the World

People in different places enjoy playing different things.

Daniel Reed

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Why You Should Shop at H&M This Summer

With its commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices, this retailer is the perfect store for the season's shopping needs.

Kaitlyn Anderson, Cornell University

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Final Fantasy XVI Won’t Repeat Square Enix’s Past Mistakes

The newest entry in the long-running franchise has yet to release, but it's already overcome its developer’s greatest flaws.

Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

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Living the High Life in Manhattan

The Manhattan skyline is very distinct thanks to its modern skyscrapers, but very few people can afford to live in them. What does that say about the American Dream?

Liana Sameth, Pace University

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Sunscreens That Aren’t Shady: Clean Options for Summer

While conventional products can damage the environment, these brands will help protect you and the ocean during the sunny season.

Vanessa Rivera, James Madison University

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Why Should Business Owners Invest in Their Own Education?

Continuing one's learning can offer plenty of advantages to entrepreneurs.

Daniel Reed

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