Study Breaks - Page 193 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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Casual Games Offer a Breath of Fresh Air for the Less-Hardcore Gamer

The accessibility of electronic entertainment like Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley has expanded what it means to be a member of the gaming community.

Peyton Conner, Indiana University

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What Is the Perfect First Pet for a Child?

Kids love animals, but picking one for them to take care of isn't a decision that should be taken lightly.

Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

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Collaborative Playlists and Shareable Features Mean Spotify Has a Social Side

Although most people use the app solely to listen to music, you can also share things with friends and strangers alike thanks to some overlooked aspects of the streaming service.

Noir Galvin, Arcadia University

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Things To Do in Northern California Without Breaking the Bank

From San Francisco to Redwood National Park, NorCal offers plenty of fun for budget-conscious visitors.

Sonia Noorbakhsh, UC Berkeley

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Color Your Mood With Pantone’s Color of the Year

The iconic company has designated a new hue for 2022 — and it feels oddly appropriate for our increasingly technological society.

Joy Young, Chapman University

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‘The Storyteller’ Reveals Dave Grohl To Be a More Humble Rock Star

Although he's played a huge role in rock 'n' roll history for the past few decades, the rocker's memoir shows that he's just an ordinary guy.

Jake Sanders, Rhodes College

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Apple AirTags Are Raising Serious Concerns About Personal Safety

The device, which lets users track their easily lost items, is also being used to track people — often without their knowledge.

Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

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Imbolc Is the Old Gaelic Holiday That Welcomes the Coming of Spring

Celebrated on Feb. 1 and Feb. 2, the age-old festival celebrates the waning of winter and the promise of a new season.

Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

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5 Tips To Study Better at University

Everyone attending school has to do it. Here are some ways to make it more effective.

Daniel Reed

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Disappointed ‘Supernatural’ Fans Seek Closure in The CW’s ‘Bankruptcy’

The network that had a rocky relationship with the show's fan base has apparently been unprofitable since its inception, and some find its upcoming sale to be both bittersweet and symbolic.

Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University