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Rock Music Isn’t Dead — It Just Sounds Different

Although some people are claiming that the genre has reached its end, several others counter that it's simply changing.

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

Why Is Christian Walker All Over Your TikTok FYP?

The newly conservative influencer's absurdly over-the-top political rants have become a source of great humor on the video-sharing app.

Ariana Quijano, Georgia State University

Microsoft in an article about Microsoft Azure

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Is the Microsoft AZ-900 Certification Worth It?

Learning more about Azure could open up some possibilities for you.

Daniel Reed

In an article about reptiles, a domestic reptile

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Reptiles: How To Keep and Rehome Cold-Blooded Buddies

Pets are a crucial part of American life. More often than not, animals have been wonderful company for young adults, and this includes college students who can't always bring their best friends to school with

Amy Harris, Utah State University

A group of friends around a campfire — the perfect place to read Tolkien

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Why You Should Read J.R.R. Tolkien Next Time You Go Camping

The rich environmental imagery featured in 'The Hobbit' and 'The Lord of the Rings' make them the perfect novels to read outside.

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

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Webtoons From Many Different Genres That You Shouldn’t Miss

In addition to some of the better-known webcomics like 'Noblesse' and 'Lore Olympus,' here are a few others that are worth reading.

Karen Lu, Yale University

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Minecraft YouTube (MCYT) Is Fertile Ground for Parasocial Relationships

Some of these influencers' platforms foster harmful attachments between themselves and their impressionable young fans.

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

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The Paradox of ‘Hamilton’ and Why the Broadway Show Aged Badly

Not every piece of art necessarily ages well, even over a short span of time. Lin-Manuel Miranda's play is the perfect example of this.

Jael Davis, DePaul University

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Best Paying Jobs for Students in Canada

Earn a little extra money as an international student with the best paying jobs for students in Canada.

Daniel Reed

In an article about her debut album To Enjoy Is the Only Thing, indie musician Maple Glider is illustrated against two leaves and with a skull near her feet.

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Maple Glider’s ‘To Enjoy Is the Only Thing’ Is 2021’s Standout Indie Release

In her debut album, this up-and-coming artist explores themes of heartbreak, love, religion and family through beautiful lyricism and stunning soundscapes.

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

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10 Things Customers Say That Make Every Server Cringe

Working in the customer service industry is difficult enough as it is, but there are certain lines that can really push someone over the edge.

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

An illustration of Sheeran in his latest music video, Bad Habits

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Ed Sheeran’s ‘Bad Habits’ Video Has Numerous Unexpected Parallels With ‘Joker’

While it may not be surprising that Todd Phillip's impactful 2019 film influenced the English singer-songwriter's latest music video, the similarities between the two are truly uncanny.

Alice Han, Pepperdine University

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