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Best on Screen Feminist Monologues

LRR, March 25, 2024February 8, 2025

Written By: Sky Cummings   To be loved is to be understood. We pick our favorite movies and books based on the characters we most relate to, whose words speak to our very souls. We love them, and perhaps more importantly, we feel loved by them. It’s comforting to hear…

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Reviewing Sam Evian’s New Album Plunge, Song by Song

LRR, March 25, 2024February 8, 2025

Written By: Krista Mitchell   Last Friday, March 22, 2024, the moment I had been waiting for finally arrived: Sam Evian released his fourth studio album Plunge. I saw him live last October as an opener for Tennis, and after looking him up after the concert, I found myself immediately…

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4 (Underrated) Modern Musicians With a Retro-Inspired Sound

LRR, March 24, 2024February 8, 2025

Written by: Krista Mitchell   As a fan of classic rock and other bygone music eras, I used to be quick to write off modern music as simply not as complex, meaningful, and beautiful as the music that came before it. In the past few years, however, I’ve discovered several…

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Manadrome (2023): The Fine Line Between Promoting and Dismantling Toxic Masculinity

LRR, March 21, 2024February 8, 2025

Written by: Chloe Goodin   When I first finished watching Manadrome (2023), I was slightly concerned. First, because I had just finished a dream-like thriller that displays the mind of a fragile young man escaping fatherhood by turning to an all male cult of celibacy, and second, because my father,…

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Appreciating the Culinary Art of Ice Cream

LRR, March 20, 2024February 8, 2025

Written by: Alexus Lowe I’ve been working at an ice cream shop for roughly two years now. When I first started the fall of my freshman year, I remember being constantly asked by customers: “When are you guys going to start back selling cakes?”. The answer at the time was…

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“The Peasants” Movie Review (No Spoilers)

LRR, March 18, 2024February 8, 2025

Written By: Veronica Borowski     “The Peasants” also known as Chłopi in the original Polish language, is a 2023 film based on the polish novel by the same title (Chłopi) written by Władysław Reymont. The movie consists of at least 40,000 handmade oil paintings, and they accomplished that by…

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An Art Recommendation for Every Season

LRR, March 18, 2024February 8, 2025

Written By Charlie M. Case   I always adore, at some wrong time of year, coming across a piece of art—be it music or media or story—that evokes a far-off season. Hearing an October song in June always strikes me with the most delightful timeless sensation: some parts nostalgia, some…

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Outer Wilds is a Confusing Game, and It’s Brilliant

LRR, March 18, 2024February 8, 2025

Written By: Nick Krzykowski     No one likes feeling lost.   You might be power-walking back to a movie theater after finally making that concession run. Or avoiding book spoilers like, well, not exactly like the plague, but close enough. Either way, one thing is clear: we want to…

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Howl’s Moving Castle: A Wholesome Film Adaptation of a Wonderfully Snarky Book

LRR, March 18, 2024February 8, 2025

Written By: Rylee Thomas   Howl’s Moving Castle is the story of a girl named Sophie who is transformed into an old woman by an evil witch. And it’s the best thing that could have ever happened to her.   I love Studio Ghibli, and their film version of Howl’s…

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A Love Letter to Sally Rooney

LRR, March 11, 2024February 8, 2025

Written by: Madison Bigelow There’s nothing more that I love than a novel about nothing. Genuinely.    While I continue to be amazed by the craftsmanship and utter genius required to successfully build a whole new world in a fantasy novel, 9 times out of 10 I will choose a…

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