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The 2021 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) Was Overblown and Underwhelming

This year's disappointing new video game releases and hardware promotions provide further evidence of the conference’s slow decline.

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

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Screens·Thoughts

The Know-It-All to Journalist Pipeline: Why D.A. From ‘The Magic School Bus’ Was All of Us

Despite the criticism lobbed at her intelligence, Dorothy Ann Hudson is an underrated icon who wasn't afraid to be herself.

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

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Thoughts

Latest Casino Technologies GamStop Players Can Find

Like any other industry, the business of making bets is always moving forward.

Daniel Reed

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The Best Young Adult Fiction Releases of 2021 and Why You Should Read Them

Are you an avid YA reader? If so, you can’t miss the top books of this year so far.

Kelsie Westmoreland, Washington and Lee University

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Sounds

‘Call Me If You Get Lost’ Is an Exercise in Languishing Beautifully

In his newest album, Tyler, the Creator describes recurring themes of heartbreak within a wider exploration of social injustice, sexuality and a sense of stagnation.

Mason Cannon, Columbia University

In article about an NFT sold by UC Berkeley, a clocktower at Berkeley

Classes·Screens

The University of California, Berkeley Is Venturing Into the World of NFT

The college's recent auction indicates the extensive presence of non-fungible tokens in a financial market that is warming up to blockchain technology.

Niall Calvert, Wesleyan University