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Classes·Thoughts

College Students Are Making a Difference in the Midterm Election

Facing issues spanning from reproductive rights to climate change, young voters are ready to make their voices heard.

Alexander Landgraf, The University of Chicago

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Classes·Thoughts

Seasonal Coffee To Enjoy During the Holidays

These enjoyable beverages are perfect for fall or winter.

Caroline Ocampo, The University of Texas at Arlington

Sounds

This Generation Loves Harry Styles — and Rightfully So

This well-known singer from One Direction has changed the face of pop music. Here's a peek at what makes the musician so popular.

Olivia Moosey, DePaul University

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Thoughts

The Rise and Fall of Social Media Platforms

Elon Musk's recent acquisition of Twitter has left thousands of users dissatisfied. But Twitter isn't the first platform to fall from grace.

Kane Howard, York College

A starving artist paints a picture of an upside-down tulip

Thoughts

Being a Starving Artist Isn’t Wrong

While society deifies the person and their works, everyone forgets the human being and their struggles.

Jacob Puestow, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay

Thoughts

The Enduring Legacy of The Rolling Stones

The band's blend of image, talent and grit is what makes it legendary.

Daniel Reed

Thoughts

The Meteoric Rise of Yuugado Online Casino

This exciting new operator has quickly taken Japan by storm.

Daniel Reed

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Classes·Thoughts

Neocities: An Underrated Online Gem

Modern-day social media has moved away from letting users completely customize their accounts. But some users find themselves missing their individuality.

Shawna Smith, University of Phoenix

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It’s ‘Time Enough at Last’ To Reflect on ‘The Twilight Zone’

Rod Serling's 1959 science-fiction anthology series has horrified audiences for decades.

Paul Hoskin, Weber State University

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‘Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me’ Tells Some But Not All of Her Story

The actress/singer speaks her truth to fans in the new documentary.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

As gender neutral pronouns become more commonplace, how will gender grammatical languages keep up?

Classes

Gender-Neutral Pronouns: How Do You Say ‘They’ in Spanish?

With inclusive vocabulary becoming more prevalent in English, the question now becomes how to translate such to gendered languages.

Elannah Swarnes Matos, University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez

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Sounds

Sondheim May Be Gone, But His Music Lives On

The composer's legacy lives on.

Jacob Puestow, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay

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