Study Breaks - Page 147 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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‘Sneakerella’ Tries To Incorporate Diversity, but Falls a Bit Flat

Disney's gender-flipped take on the classic Cinderella story doesn't quite capture the sentiments of a new generation.

Emily Sweeney, Quinnipiac University

An illustration of the Harry's House album cover.

Sounds

Like This Song? Try This Book! – ‘Harry’s House’ Edition

To prolong the experience of your favorite song from the musician's third solo studio album, give these books a try.

Aunna Beranek, Columbia College Chicago

In an article about summer fashion trends, an image of a girl shopping.

Thoughts

6 Summer Fashion Trends Worth Investing In

To avoid being ensnared in constantly changing trends, build a summer wardrobe with items that are worth the investment.

Kaitlyn Anderson, Cornell University

Thoughts

Is Bitcoin Still Worth Investing in 2022?

Many are curious about the status of this cryptocurrency.

Daniel Reed

In an article about spiritual successors, a scene from 'Black Mirror'

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Films and Television Need Spiritual Successors

Sequels and remakes aren’t the only way for studios to reinvent familiar ideas.

Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

in an article about the depp v. heard case, a photo of a gavel against a black background

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In the Defamation Case of Depp v. Heard, the Real Villain Is the American People

Through the turmoil of this nefarious civil case, we discover that the real antogonist is the public eye.

Jo Stephens, Georgetown University

In an article about cannabis, an adolescent girl smoking

Thoughts

Does Cannabis Cause Psychosis in Teens?

The media's emphasis on the benefits of marijuana may be leading adolescents astray.

Nora Weiss, George Washington University

winnie the pooh eating blood and piglet holding a knife

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It’s Not Fake: Winnie the Pooh Becomes a Slasher in New Horror Flick

Watch your childhood icon hack and slash in 'Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey.'

Braden Beck, California State Channel Islands

Thoughts

How Math and Psychology Can Give Players the Upper Hand

Some outside knowledge can give you a big advantage in the real world.

Daniel Reed

A drawing of Rafael Nadal shows the athlete swinging a tennis racket.

Thoughts

Rafael Nadal Is the Crown Prince of Roland Garros

It’s official – the famous athlete has won more Grand Slam titles than any male tennis player in history.

Emily Elizabeth Louie, American University

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Genshin Impact: Version 2.7 Offers More for Fans

Get to know what new characters, weapons, quests and events you can look forward to in this highly anticipated update.

Cassandra Jenkins, Temple University

in an article about study abroad, an illustration of some things you would pack for a long trip

Classes

Students on Burnout, Friends and Independence While Studying Abroad

It is an enriching experience for any student. A few students share how important it is to understand the tolls that come with it.

Grace Hemcher, The University of Pittsburgh

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