Study Breaks - Page 222 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

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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.

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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

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Best VPN For Sports Betting — Why Bettors Need Privacy

For those in places where gambling is banned, virtual private networks can be very useful.

Daniel Reed

University of Delaware needs to do better by sexual assault victims

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University of Delaware Needs To Do Better by Assault Victims

College campuses must protect the students they claim to support.

Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

Climate Change with Katharine Hayhoe in Saving Us

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‘Saving Us’ Unearths Productive Ways To Talk About Climate Change

Environmental activist Katharine Hayhoe's latest book tackles one of the most difficult topics of conversation in a thoughtful and engaging way.

Becky Hardin, University of Arizona Global Campus

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The British Royal Family: Soon To Be Forgotten?

The questionable popularity of the British monarchy might be on the decline with their growing lack of relatability.

Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

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Hopping on the Band (Camino) Wagon After a Sensational Debut Album

The pop-rock trio’s enticing sound takes an effervescent stance on feeling your feelings with hard-hitting lyrics and a pop sound.

Joy Young, Chapman University

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5 Most Common Mistakes in Academic Writing

Be careful that you're avoiding these pitfalls the next time you write an essay for school.

William Nunez

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‘When I Close My Eyes’ Is the Uplifting Album Everyone Needs Right Now

Chelsea Cutler's sophomore record deviates from her older music in the best ways possible, giving her fans hope for the present and the future.

Esha Shah, New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Remi Wolf’s Music in ‘Juno’ Is Comforting Chaos

The artist’s new album is filled with upbeat tracks that deal with personal, heavy topics audiences can find their own connections with.

Tori Walz, Eastern Michigan University

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Fans Are Clamoring for a Renewal of Early 2000s Anime Series

As the Japanese style of animation is becoming more acceptable in society, new and old fans alike continue to plead for the revival of earlier, underhyped animes.

Illusion Ventura, Whittier College