A24’s latest horror outing, Saint Maud, explores religion in the wake of trauma
There’s just something about using horror as a vessel to explore deeply buried trauma that makes for really stunning cinema.
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Tuition and Class Expenses during the Pandemic
There are plenty of students who are already deep in debt, who lost their jobs during the pandemic, who are struggling to support themselves and don’t have the money for textbooks.
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Oregon Becomes First State to Legalize Psilocybin
On Nov. 3, 2020, Oregon became the first state to pass legislation to legalize psilocybin therapy and psychological treatment. Measure 109 seeks to set up programs for controlled administration to patients over the age of 21
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The Great Hybrid Class Dilemma
It’s always something with COVID-19 classes, isn’t it?
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Sundance Went Online: Four Films Not To Miss From This Year’s Fest
This year, the Sundance Film Festival took on an even more accessible online format. Here are four films from the fest not to be missed
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How to Unify a Harrowed Gen Z
I don’t know about anyone else, but I am just about sick and tired of living through major historical events as a college student.
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Monster Mash or Mariah Carey: When to Stop Being Spooky and Start Being Festive
Is November 1st still too early to be celebrating the holiday season?
Read MoreThe Best Part of an Otherwise Terrible Year
Despite the hardships of 2020, there are always positives to look back upon fondly.
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“Deaf U”: An Inside Look at the Personal Lives of Gallaudet’s Deaf Community
Deaf U is a new docuseries on Netflix that follows a group of Deaf and hard-of-hearing students at Gallaudet University, which heavily follows their dating and social lives.
Read MoreCOVID Complaining
Despite changes to everyday society, the statistics make it clear that as a country, we are still not doing enough to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Police Violence Does Not Go Away With Donald Trump
If we truly want to see police violence gone, we’re going to have to continue to fight, no matter who’s in the White House.
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The Storytelling Machine: “Bugsnax” is Well-Seared, but Undercooked Inside
Indie puzzle adventure video game “Bugsnax” looks like a sweet-but-slightly-horrifying candy. But taking a bite reveals a frustrating, jawbreaker-like center that makes it hard to recommend for most palates.
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Quint Iverson is a rising senior at Pacific University, taking a leave of absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He is a major in Film and Journalism who enjoys writing about arts and entertainment.
