Browsing Category Culture

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  Get Up and Go

  So, you want to travel the world? Unless you were the kid afraid of sleepovers at age 13, the thought of going abroad has probably crossed your mind. ...

  On October 14, 2013 / By Courtney Nachlas
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  Tainted Artist, Tainted Art?

  On nights when worries of the present and problems of tomorrow are looming over me like a dark cloud, watching Woody Allen’s 1979 classic “Manhattan” is my only ...

  On October 10, 2013 / By Debora Lima
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  Molly: Is She Really Innocent?

  She became the most popular girl at the party faster than Lindsay Lohan in “Mean Girls”, and that’s honestly an understatement. Almost everyone ends up scheming for a ...

  On October 7, 2013 / By Courtney Nachlas
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  SNL Says Out with the Old and In With the New

  As the longest running sketch-comedy in our country’s televised history, “Saturday Night Live” is no stranger to change. Since NBC proudly birthed the sidesplitting prodigy in 1975, 137 ...

  On October 5, 2013 / By Morgan Jenkins
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  The Cultural Significance of South Park

  Beer, bongs, buddies, whatever it is you need to grab before 10 p.m. on Wednesday nights, grab it. It’s that special time of year again. The 17th season ...

  On October 4, 2013 / By Gytis Garsys
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  Twitter Chatter

  Last week my social media management class (yes, it’s a legitimate course and earning me credits) was about the vast world of Twitter. ...

  On October 1, 2013 / By Molly Delattre
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  Same Universe, New Perspective

  If you’re a fan of “Summer Heights High”, “Angry Boys” or any other genius work that Australian comedian Chris Lilley has done, you’re probably stoked about the recent ...

  On September 20, 2013 / By Gytis Garsys
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  Don Jon: More Than Just A Good Time

  Joseph Gordon-Levitt debuts his (and hitRECord’s) first film Don Jon next Friday, and it has everything a young adult is looking for. Rampant in sexual intercourse, crude humor, ...

  On September 19, 2013 / By Erin Dailey
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  Streaming Over Broadcast: Changing How We Watch TV

  Television is a ubiquitous art form. Since achieving rapid popularity in American households after World War II, TV has continuously evolved in both technology and content. Although an ...

  On September 17, 2013 / By Daniel Harrison
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  Things That Don’t Actually Make Sense: Homeless People

  This week, I had full intentions to write a little something about some weird thought floating around in my head and how it’s peculiar and quirky and makes ...

  On September 16, 2013 / By Matthew Arbucci