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‘All About Us’ Is a Romance Novel Written by Gasp a Man

The romance genre has mostly been composed of female writers who cater to women. But today I’m here to recommend a novel by a male writer that is catered to … well, everyone.

Eva McCarthy Mínguez, Stony Brook University

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Fungi Frenzy: Why Mushrooms Are Taking Over the Fashion World

With the fashion industry being one of Earth's biggest polluters, designers must now turn to the future of sustainability — and it might just be growing in your backyard.

Alice Murphy, University of Maryland, College Park

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4 Easy Tips on How To Get a Cheap (Free) Haircut in 2021

Are you looking for ways to cut down on your haircut expenses? If so, here are a few quick and easy ways to get cheap, or even free, haircuts this year.

Daniel Reed

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Why You Should Write Your Memoir Now

They aren’t only for those who have lived their whole lives. Start yours now.

Emily Jewett, University of San Diego

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5 Reasons Why Off-Campus Housing Is Better than Living in a Dorm

Spare yourself the trouble of living in a cramped space on campus. Look at some apartments instead.

Danielle Kuzel, Florida State University

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SpongeBob: Creature from the Krusty Krab Executes the Perfect Twist

Perhaps the most beloved video game in the franchise, this 2006 release whisks fans into a universe of dreams they won’t soon forget.

Brady Fitzgerald, Immaculata University

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Best Sites To Buy Twitter Followers on the Market

Here are some possible solutions for an account that's lagging.

Daniel Reed

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Jules’ ‘Euphoria’ Episode Is Strongest When It Focuses on Trans Femininity

'F--- Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob' can come across as disjointed at points, but when it sticks to its central theme, it creates something gut-wrenching.

Haven Worley, University of Rochester

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Lady Whistledown Isn’t the Only High Society Lady You Could Be Watching Right Now

What do these seven shows all have in common? If you can't get enough of the hit Netflix series, here are some others that offer drama, romance, a sense of escape and a compelling mix

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester