Study Breaks - Page 65 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

In an article about gamification, a game board.

Gamification and Its Transformative Effect on Mobile Apps

The landscape of digital interactions has been reshaped, offering engaging and rewarding experiences through the artful application of game elements.

Daniel Reed

In an article about the Pacific Northwest, a sunset photo of the Seattle skyline against the water in the marina shows tall buildings against a slightly cloudy sky and still waters below.

Classes·Thoughts

Living in the Pacific Northwest: A Survival Guide

Coffee culture and beautiful scenery are not all you can expect to find here.

Katie Koenig, George Fox University

In an article that talks about how intrusive street interviews can be, a man whose head is a large eyeball stares at a young girl and shoves a microphone into her face.

Screens·Thoughts

Man On The Street: Exploiting and Commercializing Vulnerability

Viral street interviews do not only disrupt a public space's peace, but also slander and humiliate their interviewees.

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

In an article about helping your college friend succeed, a graduation ceremony.

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How To Help Your College-Going Friend Succeed

If someone close to you is about to embark on their educational journey, it's important that you're there to offer a helping hand and a listening ear when it's needed.

Daniel Reed

In an article about female rage, three prominant female characters that represent the trope stand together under the word 'rage'.

Screens·Thoughts

The Age of Female Rage

As female-rage edits garner more attention on social media, they beg the question — is the portrayal of these emotions beneficial?

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Culture

How Missouri and Texas Saved French Wine

Who would've thought you could get a taste of France in the Midwest?

Kate Wunderlich, Elon University

In an article paying tribute to Carlin's stand-up comedy is an artwork of George Carlin telling a joke against a yellow background.

Screens·Thoughts

The Enduring Comedy of George Carlin

Despite passing away in 2008, Carlin’s stand-up profoundly resonates in today’s America.

Joshua Laine, Emmanuel College

In an article about sports injuries, a collage of various pieces of sports equipment and various injuries and body parts.

Thoughts

How Worried Should We Be About Sports-Related Injury?

They may be a part of the game, but they should still be taken seriously.

Dominic Catalano, Arizona State University

A notebook for a Japanese language learner.

Classes·Thoughts

Ten Reasons To Learn Japanese

Have you considered picking up a new language lately?

Morgan Brown, Wake Forest University

In an article about doctor-patient relationships, an image shows a male doctor sitting before his female patient with superimposed speaking bubbles with various images.

Thoughts

Building a Healthy Doctor-Patient Relationship

Healthcare professionals deserve respect, as do the people they treat.

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

Classes·Thoughts

Trauma Dumping for College Acceptance

Do personal statements pressure students to exploit their hardships?

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

Screens

The Power of Subtle Acting in Film

Understated displays of emotion can be even more powerful than impassioned outbursts.

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

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