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Brianna Knibbs, fidgeted with the white fringe tassels in her hand, her silhouette through the Zoom screen standing out in front of the lime green walls and white headboard, her eyes closed as she recalled early school memories. “I was always a top student, very into my studies and with […]
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Director Matt Reeves, creator of a masterpiece called The Batman has recently hit theaters on March 4. The film is led by Robert Pattinson as Batman, the superhero protector of Gotham City. A vigilante dressed as a bat, he fights against major crime all over the city. His true identity […]
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Announced in December 2021 and released in February 2022, Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has released a new book, titled Lifted. Released exclusively through Julien’s Auctions, the new book contains never before seen photographs and new stories from the legendary drummer. Julien’s Auctions released two versions of the book: the Collector’s […]
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by jfriedman × on January 16, 2022 at 3:25 pm ×
Dear Ella, I hope you value family. The people who raise you will always be by your side in times of happiness and in times of hardship. Family will always be your foundation, your identity, and your home. In time, you will come to learn that family is responsible for […]
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by KHorton × on November 2, 2021 at 9:36 pm ×
This year finally brings us out of the Zoom room and back into the classroom, that means many OW students are commuting again. Now, with winter fast approaching, those cars that were parked last winter will need to be driven to school this winter. Winter prep is important for proper […]
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by JSmith × on October 11, 2021 at 11:14 am ×
Grammy-winning artists Mali Music and Jonathan McReynolds released a steamy album record live in Los Angeles called Jonny x Mali: Live in LA. Jonny’s and Mali’s album consists of six songs, most of which are classified as praise and worship. Most of the songs in the album use expository style […]
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by KKova × on May 11, 2021 at 12:29 pm ×
What is actually happening to our planet? Nature supposedly was healing itself during the Covid lockdown.“Before-and-after photos show dramatic decline in air pollution around the world during coronavirus lockdown,”observed CBS News writer Sophie Lewis. A New York Post article by Ben Cost stated, “Rare pink dolphins are back thanks to […]
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by KKova × on April 26, 2021 at 8:40 pm ×
Exhibiting from April 10 through October 31, “KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature” is finally on display at the 250-acre New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) in the Bronx after COVID-19-related postponement. On-site reserved tickets are currently scarce as art and nature lovers scramble to get the required timed entry tickets. Within the […]
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by KKova × on April 16, 2021 at 4:28 pm ×
Deepfakes have been in the news, more often bad news. Deepfakes are the technology to alter faces, usually using an AI, to put an individual’s face onto the body of someone else. This can be either the person’s face or someone else’s. Recently, a TikTok user pretended to be Tom […]
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by KKova × on March 31, 2021 at 7:14 pm ×
In the process of globalization, a lot of stereotypes and tropes have been carried through history unwillingly among the Asian community, often being seen by Western men mostly as either seductive and exotic (dubbed “Dragon Ladies”) or submissive and vulnerable (dubbed “China Porcelain Dolls”). The second trope being submissive aligns […]