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The cast of 'Critical Role: The Legends of Vox Machina' cosplaying

‘Critical Role: The Legends of Vox Machina’ Has Tabletop RPG Fans Excited

The popular Dungeons and Dragons 'actual play' podcast 'Critical Role' is getting a new animated series on Amazon Prime.

James C. Loftis, University of North Texas

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6 Remote Reporting Strategies for Student Journalists

Not being able to go out into the field has made student journalism a little more difficult, but with these tips, you should be able get info for your stories while keeping social distancing guidelines.

Tamara Kamis, Cornell University

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Ellen DeGeneres’ Perfect Persona Hides Something Much Less Savory

Now that the public is growing more aware of her pattern of wrongdoing, she might be getting dethroned as the queen of daytime television.

Farah Javed, CUNY Baruch College

Sounds

Sister Rosetta Tharpe Is the Unsung Legend of Rock ‘n’ Roll

Before Elvis ever took the stage, this woman was combining gospel, blues and jazz to pioneer the genre we all know today.

Gabrielle Pascal, Hofstra University

Sounds

‘Gaslighter’ by The Chicks Is a Companion for the Brokenhearted

On their latest album, the band embraces the complexities of divorce and heartbreak with a radical vulnerability that enchants every listener.

Nora Markey, Wesleyan University

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Most Popular Online Casino Games for Students

Whether you're taking a break from studying or just bored, there's something for you.

Daniel Reed

Illustration by Baz Pugmire of The Politician

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Season 2 of ‘The Politician’ Both Triumphed and Failed Gen Z

The Netflix original tried to depict its audience with love and accuracy, but may have further contributed to its frustration with mainstream politics.

Emma T., UC Berkeley

Harper's Magazine letter on cancel culture

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The Harper’s Magazine Letter’s Concern Over Cancel Culture Is Unnecessary

The open letter against ‘cancel culture’ was mostly signed by people with enormous influence — those who least need to worry about ‘cancellation.’

Emily Jewett, University of San Diego

Sounds

Taylor Swift’s New Album, ‘folklore,’ Is a Testament to Her Artistic Resilience

Rather than indulge in empty symbolism and stale motives, Swift's eighth album reminds listeners why they fell in love with her work back in the early 2000s.

Luke Gair, Sewanee: The University of the South

Sounds

How Dua Lipa’s Quarantine Album “Future Nostalgia” Was a Trendsetter

The album was leaked just days before its planned release, but this PR disaster paved the way for other big-name artists to turn out early releases.

Aubrey Doerr, Chapman University

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5 Ways TikTok Is Inspiring Students To Redecorate Their Rooms

The app has a lot more to offer than Addison Rae's dance videos. These redecorating hacks will help you achieve your dream space.

Danielle Kuzel, Florida State University

Man talks to his therapist over the phone.

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Will Teletherapy Stay Popular Even After Quarantine Ends?

Over-the-phone and online counseling have gained popularity due to COVID-19, but they have benefits that will outlast social distancing and isolation.

Julia Greene, Columbia College Chicago

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