Study Breaks - Page 53 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

A portrait of a blue-skinned Asari alien in an article about "Mass Effect."

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The Massive Impact of the Asari in ‘Mass Effect’

The double-edged legacy of Bioware’s queer representation.

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

In an article about shoegaze music, three MP3 players send rows of hazy sound waves out over a soft pink background.

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Shoegaze Cultivates Solace Like No Other Genre

The aesthetic ambience of this psychedelic, intimate and innovative style takes listeners on a spiritual journey.

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

In this article about FX's The Bear, a man in grease stained blue apron stands in front of a restaurant sign.

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‘The Bear’ Season 2 has Something for Everyone on its Menu

A standout second season leaves fans hungry for more.

Olivia Hinck, Siena College

In an article about sports betting people in a stadium

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Selecting a Trustworthy Sports Betting Platform

In the rapidly growing world of online sports betting, choosing the right sportsbook is a critical decision that can greatly impact your betting experience.

Daniel Reed

In an article about the impact of subtitles, a person stands with a screen in front of their face. The word "subtitles" is repeated across their face.

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One Inch Barrier: A Shift in America’s Attitude Toward International Media

The Changing Attitude Toward International Television and Film

Ava Coates, Emory University

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Easy-A UVA Classes

Ace these five simple and stress-free courses at the University of Virginia.

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

In this article about animal points of view, a brown fox explores a forest.

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Beyond the Fantastical: The Beauty of Animal Perspective in Fiction

Animal's perspective in realistic fiction offers a different lens to the traditional form.

Brynn Crisenbery, Northern Arizona University

In an article about Alexandre Desplat, Desplat bows his head with closed eyes and extends his hands to conduct an orchestra as scenes from his most prominent films flow from his head.

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Alexandre Desplat: Music’s King of Versatility and Vivid Imagery

The Academy Award-winning composer crafts film scores that are hyper-specific yet powerful enough to stand on their own.

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

In an article about VPN a woman sitting on a bed in her dorm room in front of a computer

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5 Reasons Every College Student Should Have a VPN

In the age of digital connectivity, safeguarding your online presence has become more critical than ever.

Daniel Reed

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Lost in the Algorithmic Loop: The Illusion of Choice on Social Media

Are our favorite platforms deciding our interests for us?

Isabelle Brookshire, Whittier College

In an article about an East Village Andy Warhol exhibit, Warhol stares boldly at the viewer against a backdrop of his most iconic works.

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Bright and Brash: Andy Warhol Exhibit in New York Pops With Style

The 'Thirty Are Better Than One' exhibition illuminates the iconic artist's oeuvre with unparalleled radiance.

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

In an article about fanfictions being published, a black and white book depicts popular characters as inspiration for fanfictions.

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The Fanfiction to Publication Pipeline

From 'Star Wars' to Harry Styles, fanfiction blurs the line between literary infringement and creative liberty.

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

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