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‘Revolution’ Is Still Relevant Despite Being Published a Decade Ago

The main characters in Jennifer Donnelly's novel will find a way into readers' hearts while reminding them that while the world will go on stupid and brutal, they do not.

Kieran Benson, Luther College

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Bravely Default II Brings Nostalgia and Adventure to Its Courageous Players

The newest installment in the Nintendo game series is not the best JRPG on the market, but it offers familiar gameplay for veteran fans and fresh twists for newcomers.

Diamond Sears-Allen, Borough of Manhattan Community College

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Why You Should Think About Investing in Real Estate, Even If You’re Young

While it can be intimidating to become an investor while you're still in school, it can lead to a lifelong, viable means of income.

Anastasiya Cernei, Missouri State University

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‘Nomadland’ Challenges Important Social Norms and the Meaning of Life

Chloé Zhao’s awarding winning film makes viewers question what’s truly valuable to them.

Benjamin Chen, Columbia University

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Learn More About Meghan Markle Before Watching her Oprah Interview

Get to know the former Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who recently talked about why they left the British monarchy in an interview with Oprah.

Julianna Steen, Auburn University

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3 Hiking Trails in Georgia That Will Connect You With Nature

If you’re traveling to or live nearby Atlanta, Georgia, take some time to enjoy these three beautiful wildlife walkways.

Kiera Baity, Kennesaw State University

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‘Quo Vadis, Aida?’ and the Underrepresented Voices It Proudly Depicts

The war drama tells the tale of a United Nations translator that lives through the Bosnian War and endures several hardships throughout.

Isabelle Juan, Truman State University

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What Can InventHelp Experts Do To Make Your First Invention Journey Easier?

You have the idea, now make it into a reality.

Daniel Reed

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88rising Is Raising Asian American Artists to Global Heights

More and more Asian musicians have been able to break into mainstream Western media, and a mass media company is one of the factors that has encouraged this success.

Karen Lu, Yale University

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Netflix’s ‘The One’ Is Entertaining, but Completely Unoriginal

Clearly taking inspiration from 'Black Mirror,' the show isn't the most unique, but does its job well. What does this say about making successful television?

Amiri Rivers-David, Pomona College

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Social Media Allows Users To Make Their Music Taste a Personality Trait

Apps such as bopdrop and features like Spotify Wrapped support the idea that a person’s favorite songs can hint at their character. Is this a bad thing, or is there some validity to it?

Alexa Katherine Will, University of Pittsburgh

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10 Best Sites To Buy Instagram Views (Safe & Instant)

Who doesn’t want more people looking at their page?

Daniel Reed

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