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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

Thoughts

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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Pages

4 Obscure Book Genres You Probably Haven’t Heard Of

Categories in literature like fantasy, romance and comedy are well known, but have you heard of Twitter fiction, gaslamp fantasy or Nordic noir?

Tiffany Singh, University of Central Florida

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Thoughts

How Can a Journey Across the Southern U.S. Help Your Essay Creativity?

Planning a trip to the Southern USA? Seeking inspirational places there? Read on to find the top list of beautiful places in the region to boost your creative and study motivation.

Daniel Reed

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Sounds

Maisie Peters Hopes ‘You Signed Up for This’

The powerful pop sensation’s debut album is a nod to the chaos and dreaminess of youth.

Joy Young, Chapman University

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Screens

Why You Should Read ‘Dune’ Before Watching the Movie

The popular science fiction novel is infamously complex, and you may understand Frank Herbert's world better if you read the book first.

Sonia Noorbakhsh, UC Berkeley

Thoughts

When It Comes to the COVID Vaccine, Nicki Minaj Isn’t ‘Just Asking Questions’

The rapper publicly expressed her opinion and managed to spread misinformation at the same time.

Asiya Robinson, Rowan University

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Thoughts

What Are the Best Means of Transport When You Are Abroad?

You have so many options at your disposal. Which ones are right for you?

Daniel Reed

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Thoughts

What’s With the Debate Over Candy Corn?

Maybe it’s the taste or possibly the texture? Regardless, the internet is divided about whether this Halloween snack is a fun seasonal treat or a sugary abomination.

Jenna Amore, Oakland University