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5 Web Design Tricks That Can Boost Your Site’s SEO

You don't need to be an expert artist, but paying attention to the visual aspects of your website can certainly deliver some results.

Aaron Haynes

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The ‘Frenemies’ Podcast Still Retains the Love of Many Fans

Even though Klein and Paytas have had a public falling out and ended their show together, good things still came from it.

Jayar Brenner, Michigan State University

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5 Easy Middle Eastern Dishes to Spice Up Your Dorm Kitchen

Bring a taste of home with you to college with these fun and simple recipes!

Salma Heram, George Washington University

An illustration of soldiers in Band of Brothers.

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‘Band of Brothers’ Should Be the Next Show on Your Watch List

The limited series deals with the realities faced by American soldiers in the 101st Airborne Division during World War II.

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

Scene from The Office for an article about the show's potential reboot.

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NBC Executives Are ‘Standing By’ for a Potential Reboot of ‘The Office’

Fans of the iconic workplace comedy have long been demanding a continuation of the show, but could it really be possible?

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

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K-Indie Artists That Will Enrich and Bring Fresh Air to Your Playlists

The Korean indie music genre truly has something for all music enthusiasts, from R&B and hip-hop to rock and alternative.

Karen Lu, Yale University

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4 Things That Helped Me Appreciate My Natural Hair

There's a lot of information on how to take care of it, but here are a few ways to really, fully embrace it.

Jael Davis, DePaul University

An illustration depicting a snake biting into an apple represents Evil, a show about the battle between science and religion. The snake imagery evokes the Garden of Eden according to Catholic doctrine.

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Paramount+’s ‘Evil’ Reflects the Evolution of Scary TV Shows

This intersection of horror, suspense, procedural and crime genres highlights the best parts of its broadcast cable predecessors.

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

An illustration depicts the main character of Jungle Cruise, played by Emily Blunt, holding a lantern in the midst of dense jungle foliage.

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‘Jungle Cruise’ Is Perfect for Dwayne Johnson — And That’s the Problem

This new Disney film is as entertaining as it is well-made, but for The Rock, it’s far from original.

Mariam Nasief, Columbia University

two dice in an article about minimum deposit casinos

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5 Common Stereotypes About Minimum Deposit Casinos

How many do you know? Find out the top ones here. This is your chance to correct these misconceptions about lower wagering fees.

Adam Lane

rhye, in an article about separating art from the artist

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Frank Ocean, Kanye, Rhye and Sun Kil Moon: Separating an Artist From Their Art

'Although they may express it beautifully, sometimes what they have to express from within themselves doesn't come from somewhere beautiful at all.'

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

An illustration exemplifying movie trailers depicts a character smoking a cigarette in an artistic red filter, overlaid by the words "Coming soon."

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Just Like Films, Movie Trailers Can Be Successes or Failures

A trailer can either set up a film for success ... or cause its downfall before it is even released.

Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

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