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A Brit abroad: It’s true, dreams are made in the Big Apple
New York embodies everything I imagined America to be: fast-paced, with bright lights and lots of interesting people.
Reel talk: Why Alfonso Cuarón’s “Children of Men” is more relevant now than ever
Though the film is set in the year 2027, the world of “Children of Men” feels devastatingly real in comparison to our world today.
Trash and treasures: Abominable art in “Big Mouth”
“Big Mouth” is a popular Netflix show depicting puberty. There’s just one problem — it’s ugly.
Food for thought: Dolce Gastropub and Bakery hits all the sweet spots
Dolce Gastropub and Bakery features a cultural melting pot of foods and drinks as well as beautifully decorated cakes and pastries.
The downbeat: The price and politics of the free-spirited Coachella
Coachella is known worldwide for its lineups of popular and successful artists, but political conflict abounds with the festival.
Tele Talk: Visualizing consent — why you should watch this ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ episode
The Grey’s Anatomy episode “Silent All These Years” provided intentional, compelling and necessary storytelling regarding sexual assault.
Ye Olde Student Life: Games are just as addictive today as they were in the 1980s
People have always been crazy about video games, but several things have changed over time, like the wide variety of games available.
Cartoon carnage — A cross-cultural analysis of child violence in animation
Anime has been showing a trend towards a more specific kind of violence — explicit violence toward children.
Seriously, science: Recent Midwestern flooding leaves devastation in its tracks, affects 5C students’ hometowns
Stories of recent flooding in the Midwest have made headlines across the country, and the disaster has affected 5C students.