Study Breaks - Page 371 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

For an article on Rough and Rowdy Way, a photo of Bob Dylan

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Bob Dylan Proves His Music Is Timeless With ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’

Even at 79 years old, the singer's poetic lyrics and modern ideologies are still resonating with younger generations.

Madelyn Haasken, Bemidji State University

Image of Tobey Maguire dancing as evil Peter Parker in Spider Man 3, In an article about campy 2000s blockbusters

Campy Blockbusters From the 2000s Are Making a Comeback

After years of watching Marvel and 'Star Wars' churn out the same formulas, bored moviegoers are now turning back to initially panned films like 'Spider-Man 3.'

Caleb Mullenneaux, St. Olaf College

For an article about Skillshare versus LinkedIn Learning, an image of a person with earbuds in, on the couch, looking at their laptop

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Are Learning Platforms Like Skillshare Worth Your Time?

Although websites like Skillshare and Linkedin Learning have many flaws, they also provide many opportunities for learning.

Megan Stager, University of Pittsburgh

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Maddie & Tae Are Much More Than ‘Girls in a Country Song’

The two women have turned the tables on a music genre that's usually dominated by men.

Olivia Dimond, Bates College

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3 Times on TV the Will-They-Won’t-They Cliché Worked

And no, Ross and Rachel from 'Friends' are not a good example of this television trope. Their relationship is awful.

Madalyn Watson, Baylor University

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4 Awesome DIY Ideas That Will Make Your College Dorm Room a Home

Make your home away from home feel more like ... well, home.

Daniel Reed

An illustration of Lin-Manuel Miranda by Daisy Daniel's

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Lin-Manuel Miranda Is Starting To Provoke Some Polarized Opinions

The previously unassailable creator of 'Hamilton' is starting to receive some backlash, both political and personal.

Farah Javed, CUNY Baruch College

The music produced by a record of new album by The Caretaker ascending into the sky

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The Caretaker Is Ambient Music Turned Existential

The 20-year-long music project, which tackles heavy topics like memory loss, has attracted a unique and melancholic following online.

Mitchell Tanaka, Chapman University

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The ‘Mulan’ Remake Fails at Nuanced Asian Representation

While ambitious, Disney's live-action version of the beloved tale falls short of portraying three-dimensional characters, instead relying on broad generalities about Chinese culture.

Cathleen Luo, Columbia University