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Creative Projects to Dive into Over the Summer

Creative Projects to Dive into Over the Summer

April 29, 2026
Written by: Erika Echegoyen With summer coming up, there will be more time to participate in hobbies, relaxation, and other...
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Vaporwave is not a meme

Vaporwave is not a meme

April 28, 2026
Written by: Lyhan Maldonado Many people argue they shouldn’t have given their children access to the internet at a youngage, but I disagree. In...
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Faith: Arthur Pendragon, The Green Knight, and a Christmas Jest 

Faith: Arthur Pendragon, The Green Knight, and a Christmas Jest 

April 27, 2026
Written by: Noa Climor “Therefore, within thy court I crave a Christmas jest,” the green knight says to the court, and with these words, he sparks...
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another: Movie Review

Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another: Movie Review

April 24, 2026
Written by: Aidan Srb This year’s Oscars ceremony concluded with Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another winning the award for Best...
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Sexuality in D.H. Lawrence’s ‘Tortoise Shout’

Sexuality in D.H. Lawrence’s ‘Tortoise Shout’

April 23, 2026
Written by: Aram Adler-Smith D.H. Lawrence (1885 to 1930) was a 20th-century English poet whom I would describe as “infamously influential.” He...
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The Appeal of La La Land

The Appeal of La La Land

April 21, 2026
Written by: Nabeeha Nafey There is something to be said about how good art can continue to surprise you again and again. Of course, this is a personal...
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E.E. Cummings: the Dyslexic Reader’s Beacon of Hope

E.E. Cummings: the Dyslexic Reader’s Beacon of Hope

April 20, 2026
Written by: Aram Adler-Smith What’s to be said about the 20th-century American poet e.e. cummings but something concretely incoherent. His poems are...
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Deep in the Muck with Dorothea Lasky’s “Poetry Is Not a Project”

Deep in the Muck with Dorothea Lasky’s “Poetry Is Not a Project”

April 20, 2026
Written by: Liam Smith As I begin the process of drafting my debut chapbook, the tangibility...
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Pixar’s Hoppers and the Joy of Absurd Media

Pixar’s Hoppers and the Joy of Absurd Media

April 19, 2026
Written by: Samantha Hass I’m a big fan of cartoons and animated content; that, by default, must make me some kind of a seasoned expert on cartoon...
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