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Trading Cards Are Back in a Big Way

As these gaming and sports memorabilia continue to appreciate in value, it is crucial to consider whether this new market is taking away fun from younger generations.

Peyton Conner, Indiana University

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Does the High Cost To File Bankruptcy Make It Prohibitive to Those Who Need It the Most?

Bankruptcy is often a last resort when the ends don’t meet. How can people afford the cost to file bankruptcy when it’s impossible to pay your utility bill?

Daniel Reed

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‘BuzzFeed Unsolved’ Looks Like It Will End Its Seventh and Final Season With a Bang

As fans anticipate the bittersweet ending of the popular YouTube docuseries, loyal viewers are looking back on beloved aspects that defined the show.

Tori Barney, Columbia College Chicago

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TikToker Gregisms Entertains Fans With His Hilarious Reactions to Everyday Life

The trained actor and social media star brightens viewers' days with comedic content based on his reactions to the world.

Angelica Rovinski, Arcadia University

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Could ‘Malignant’ Become a New Cult Horror Classic?

'Saw' director James Wan’s original new horror film left audiences divided in their opinions, but the third act twists gave unanimous satisfaction.

Virginia Laurie, Washington and Lee University

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Beginner’s Guide to New Bingo Sites

This game's not just for the elderly.

Daniel Reed

The Instagram Shutdown led to greater questions about our reliance on technology

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The Instagram Shutdown Proved We Are Too Dependent on Technology

What happens when we can't use our favorite social media apps?

Noir Galvin, Arcadia University

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The Animal Crossing: New Horizons Update Exceeds Fan Expectations

Dust off your Switches! The recently announced Version 2.0 of the beloved video game promises everything players have been waiting for.

Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

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‘Halloween’ Remains a Timeless Movie, Even Four Decades On

The 1978 low-budget horror film transcends its limitations through technical mastery, keen storytelling and an unforgettable villain.

Rory Conlon, De Anza College

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How Students Can Cope With Working and Studying at the Same Time

It's difficult, but it can be done.

Daniel Reed

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Summer Walker’s ‘Still Over It’ Has Women Everywhere Ready for a Good Cry Session

After a two-year wait, the American R&B singer is preparing to release her second album that is sure to have female fans in their feels and craving more.

Re’nesia Mills, University of Tampa

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Shoot the Wife, Frame the Kids: The Steady Comeback of Film Photography

In a world that is dominated by social media and digital aesthetics, a return to the more vintage analog tradition promises a rewarding, more genuine end product.

Isabella Savides, University of Pretoria

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