Study Breaks - Page 294 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

Do All Banks Let You Gamble Online in Sweden?

Here are some things to know if you plan on playing games of chance in this Scandinavian country.

Roblox Offers Endless Entertainment for Children and Adults Alike

No hobby, including gaming, is limited by age. This online hub hosts countless role-playing, horror and other fun games, and it's not just children who play them.

Sophie N. Munoz, University of Texas at San Antonio

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Netflix’s Family Comedy ‘Yes Day’ Predicts the Future of Parenting

The streaming service's new film shows what it’s like to be a “fun” parent and how child care could change.

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

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Why Every College Student Needs a Creative Outlet

In the midst of finals season, it is important for students to recharge and revitalize by reconnecting with hobbies.

Sarah Esquivel, University of Texas at San Antonio

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What Kind of Auto Insurance Coverage Is Right for College Students?

If you drive, you're going to need it.

Daniel Reed

Illustration of "Perfect Blue," directed by Satoshi Kon.

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Renowned Animator Satoshi Kon Has Left a Lasting Legacy in Film

The Japanese auteur sought to break all defined conventions of animation and show the limitless expanse of filmmaking.

Sarah Esquivel, University of Texas at San Antonio

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The Legacy of ‘Saga’ and Why Fans Are so Excited To See Its Return

The beloved space opera comic is soon moving into its second part, and longtime supporters couldn't be more ecstatic.

Beth Jordan, Aquinas College

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Is the Nintendo Switch Still a Worthwhile Purchase?

In light of rumblings over the possibility of a new console release from the gaming giant, some might be scared to buy the gaming company's most recent console.

Michael Boland, DePaul University