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Tag: nostalgia

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Why Win or Lose is the Best Pixar Release in Years

LRR, April 22, 2025May 7, 2025

Written by: Samantha Hass When I think of Pixar, classic films such as WALL-E, Ratatouille, and The Incredibles come to mind. I grew up with these movies, which might make me a bit clouded by nostalgia, but I believe that the earlier Pixar works are superior to what they have…

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Nostalgic Novels: Revisiting Childhood Stories Alyssa Grimaldi

LRR, April 7, 2020February 8, 2025

By Alyssa Grimaldi Self-isolating has not been easy for me, as I know it has not been for many people. While physically distancing from friends and unable to leave the same house for weeks on end, mental health can be negatively impacted. It is essential during these times to reach…

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Nostalgia’s Curse

By: Jameson Croteau

LRR, April 4, 2017February 8, 2025

My grandparents’ living room reeked of encroaching death. Nature, for years, had been welcomed into the cracks of the handpicked brick walls that had been layered and mortared as an act of love from my strong armed Papa. But every one of those flowers, vines, and blooms were dying, curling…

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A Little Late on the OSC Train

LRR, March 4, 2014February 8, 2025

Late last year, the issue of Orson Scott Card’s political views came back into the public light in full force with the impending release of the film version of his critically acclaimed novel Ender’s Game. Everyone wanted to have their say on the matter criticizing him. There was even a…

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