Study Breaks - Page 160 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

The Addams Family Shows Us Why Kooky Representation Is So Important

The mysterious family known for gags and dark humor has been spooky for decades and encourages Americans to identify with others that are perceived as strange.

Lena Bramsen, The New School

Classes·Screens

How ArcGIS Changes the Landscape of Digital Storytelling

Although this program has been around for a while, remote learning brought on by the pandemic has let the software see a rise in popularity.

Jordan Oulela, University of Texas at San Antonio

two people at a laptop in an article about entertainment

Thoughts

How Quality Fun & Entertainment Improves Life

If you work nonstop, you might stretch yourself much too thin. Stop and smell the flowers.

Daniel Reed

etsy sellers balencing on boxes and trying to grab money

Thoughts

Etsy and Their Unstable Marketplace: Fake Sellers and High Seller Fees

Given the site's new regulations on sellers, the market has become less rewarding. Here's how we can support them.

Karina Rojas, University of Texas at San Antonio

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Classes

Kim Kardashian Is in the Hot Seat Yet Again

Controversy surrounds the influencer again, both because of an allegedly digitally removed belly button and a statement about how she fit into her Met Gala dress.

Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

Sounds

Top 10 Vinyl Records Known for Their Beautiful Album Art

The bigger covers make room for artwork that feels a bit more impressive.

Daniel Reed

An illustration of minimalism with a thumbs down overlaying a candle and plant.

Thoughts

Why Minimalism Is Actually Overrated

Having many possessions doesn't have to be a bad thing; personal collections often hold sentimental value and showcase our unique interests and personalities.

Aly Walters, Michigan State University