We all have that one singer who has helped up with a variety of things, whether it is your seasonal depression swings, a breakup, or you just need to have a good cry. We all know what songs we listen to. However, on Sept. 15, I had the opportunity to go see the artist who […]
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This senior year, I am working diligently to be more mindful, present and overall in touch with myself and what is around me. That means listening to more music outside my comfort zone, being more willing to take risks, finding time to meditate and overall being more connected. In doing that, I finally realized
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As a writer, I appreciate the time and effort that it takes to try and craft unique, interesting and fun dialogue, and I would argue that for films, at the very least, no writer does it better than Quentin Tarantino. So far, I have seen three Quentin Tarantino movies: “Inglourious Basterds,” “Once Upon a Time
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Video games can be defined as an interactive form of digital entertainment played on various devices like computers, consoles or cellphones. The story begins way back in the 1940s when Alan Turing invented an AI-informed chess game, according to an article by Concept Ventures. Since then, video games have become increasingly popular, especially in recent
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Mindfulness. It’s something we see plastered everywhere on social media: how to be more present, how to visualize yourself being more successful, how to find yourself in the quiet moments. We see it everywhere as some sort of super skill that turns you into the most productive and well-organized person on the planet. I think
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Mild spoilers for the show “Barry.” “Barry” is one of the best shows I have ever seen. Each season builds upon itself masterfully, and I am hooked. For the record, I have not finished “Barry” yet. I am deep into season three, and all I can say is that it is amazing. The premise for
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Baggy jeans … I know what you’re thinking: No, I’m okay, but thank you. That’s likely the most common response, but for some, being comfortable is just as important as looking fashionable. So, have an open mind and give me a few minutes of your time to explain why this could be a good staple
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Every year Netflix releases another season of “Love is Blind.” Contestants go to the show hoping to fall in love by talking through a wall to people they have never seen, couples have one week to get engaged, and only after the proposal can they see each other. They then go to a little honeymoon
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Last week was the first Owl of the 2024 fall semester at Doane. The first Owl is always a hard one to do. There’s new staff and rust to shake off for writing, photography and graphics works. That first Owl Night, as they’re affectionately called, is usually a doozy. That first Owl Night I stayed
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One of the most euphoric things that a person can do is crash out. Crashing out (or exploding, or any other slang term that older generations of people have used to describe this behavior) refers to the act of showing your anger and frustration to the object of the anger and frustration. Personally, I make
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