Study Breaks - Page 410 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

Illustration by Sid Estelle of the #MeToo movement in 2020

Stories From Students Are Rejuvenating #MeToo on Instagram

Galvanized by the social media successes of Black Lives Matter, students have taken to the platform to breathe new life into the #MeToo movement after a standstill.

Srishti Tyagi, Cornell University

Illustration by Daisy Daniels of an individual free writing

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Free Writing Provides a Powerful Way To Escape Writer’s Block

This exercise is one of the best ways to help authors overcome feeling stuck. Following certain guidelines of the practice will ensure success.

Starr Shapiro, Columbia University

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Chuck E. Cheese Files for Bankruptcy After 43 Years of Business, but Who’s Surprised?

COVID-19 delivers a harsh blow to the popular restaurant and entertainment center, but is it the only reason for the establishment's failure?

Luke Gair, Sewanee: The University of the South

Illustration by Sezi Kaya in article about food blogs

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6 Food Blogs That Perfectly Fit the Needs of College Students

Step aside, ramen and mac and cheese nights. With the help of these six online resources, be prepared to become the favorite housemate.

Renee Cantor, University of Pittsburgh

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Emetophobia, the Fear of All Things Vomit, Can Make Life a Little Difficult

It’s not thought about by too many people, but for those with the condition, something as simple as using a public restroom can be a huge obstacle.

Hannah Reynoso, University of Iowa

Ryan Evans of High School Musical, next to another character in the film

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‘High School Musical’ Director Reveals Ryan Is Gay, but Why Now?

Kenny Ortega, the mind behind the hit Disney Channel film series, recently opened up about the sexuality of one of the characters. But why 14 years after the fact?

Yasmeen Ludy, University of Michigan

in article about working out when you have disordered behaviors, photo of person silhouetted against sunset

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Setting Realistic Workout Goals That Won’t Lead to Disordered Behaviors

Setting exercise goals is great for getting in shape and improving athletic ability — but when taken too far, these innocent attempts to tone up can turn into unhealthy obsessions.

Audrey Martin, Boston University