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The
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A Student Publication of CT State Community College
Reclaiming Writing Standards, One Letter at a Time
By ODA (Opinion) I’m soon to finish a publications workshop, with this review being my final essay. I think a class like this is extremely important in the modern age now more than ever. We live in times where no one seems to know how to read, write, or argue anymore. When it comes to developing a thesis and being able to convince people of it using professional/academic language, I think we’re collectively losing this skill. This interconnected world makes communication para
The cruise ship outbreak that’s shaking the internet: The Hantavirus
By Tahj Galberth On May 2 the MV Hondius cruise ship reported a mystery respiratory illness to the CDC. Just six days later, the same ship reported 3 fatalities, all linking back to the same infection: the Hantavirus. But before the bodies were cold, all corners of the internet were abuzz with the news of what they believe could be the next pandemic. Some expressed excitement at the potential pause on life a pandemic would give, while others called for extreme measures to be
Privacy & Peace of MindFeed your minds, mind your feeds.
By ODA A concerning amount of people are throwing away their lives online in the hopes of catching lightning-in-a-bottle that they hope to spin into online careers. To the point where people are losing jobs and ruining relationships over what they put online. This is all very much a feature of social media in its modern form. The ire social media companies rightfully get for their shady and exploitative practices is the strongest its ever been has been well earned and well do
Taking the Cat Out of the Bag: A review of Mitski’s 'Nothing’s About to Happen to Me'
Music Review By Tahj Galberth Released on February 27 of this year, Mitski’s eighth studio album "Nothing’s About to Happen to Me" is a short, but sweet dive further into the psyche of the singer. As stated by its description on Bandcamp, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me “continues the musical throughline of Mitski's previous album The World is Inhospitable and So Are We”, with similar ideas and stylings appearing within its tracks. Themes surrounding loneliness, yearning, and
“Roadmap Your Goals: A Business Plan for Your Life | Aspire with Emma Grede”
By Mia Sandoval https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_2UP23Rfh0 British business woman, fashion designer, and entrepreneur, Emma Grede shares on a podcast segment step by step how she has personally mapped out her own life and goals and how you can too. Highlighting the importance of planning, reflecting on our failures, prioritizing goals, and simply time! When Emma gets more into the importance of planning, she shares how she starts on her birthday but that there is also a si
‘Bugonia’ turns conspiracy paranoia into a darkly comic showdown
Review By Zoe Hare Yorgos Lanthimos’s “Bugonia” arrives as a 120-minute English-language thriller-comedy about two conspiracy-driven young men who abduct the CEO of a big company because they suspect her of being an alien intent on destroying Earth. It follows Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons in the film, as well as Aidan Delbis, Stavros Halkias, and Alicia Silverstone. It's directed by Lanthimos from the screenplay by Will Tracy and is based on the 2003 South Korean movie Save t
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