Study Breaks - Page 221 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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5 Tips That Will Help You Create an Effective Homepage for Your Website

It's the first thing a potential customer will see when they find you on the internet — make a good impression.

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Why Corn Snakes Make Great Long-Term Pets

Adopting a new pet can be a scary venture. These incredibly low-maintenance reptiles may just be what hopeful pet owners need to introduce them to the world of animal companionship.

Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

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What Makes Sarah J. Maas a No. 1 NYT Bestselling Fantasy Author?

From young adult to adult fantasy, this author has become a worldwide phenomenon, but what is it that makes her stories so popular?

Sonia Noorbakhsh, UC Berkeley

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Analyzing the Zoom Privacy Statement: How To Protect Your Data as a College Student

Since virtual communication has become even more crucial during the pandemic, the time is ripe to examine the implications it may have on your personal information.

Rory Conlon, De Anza College

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What Every College Student Should Know About Dental Health

Don't forget to take of your teeth when you go off to college.

Daniel Reed

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How Does Your Home Environment Affect Your Mood?

Changing household features like color, design and lighting can positively impact your frame of mind.

Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

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Bones or No Bones? Noodle Decides Your Daily Forecast

The viral pug became a TikTok sensation and has taken social media by storm with his daily predictions.

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

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Diversity and Inclusion Remain a Blindspot for Award Shows Even Today

The Golden Globes, Oscars and Emmys have recently faced criticism for a lack of representation in their voting committees as well as their nominee and winner selections.

Re’nesia Mills, University of Tampa