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Arts and Creative
An Ode to the Library
"What drew me to the act of reading was the tactile sensation of holding a book in my hands and…
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Dialogue and Opinion
From Joke to Judgment: Why Saying You’ll Drop Out to Strip Isn’t Funny
"Even if these offhand comments are made with pure intentions, they reinforce the negative stigma around sex work and harm…
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Entertainment
Enemies to Lovers: Deconstructing a Timeless Trope
"Across periods of time, enemies to lovers contrives in romantic love a dangerously transcendental power— one which eclipses economic, racial,…
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Entertainment
Finding Closure In Two Worlds: Why “Past Lives” Left Me Devastated
"While she does appear to shed certain aspects of her identity in order to better assimilate in her new life,…
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Arts and Creative
Star Spangled Swan Song
“Razed brows over mouths turned down, we are taught from cradle to coffin to never speak ill of the dead.…
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Campus Life
SJP Week of RAGE Coverage: Day 1
Yesterday marked one year of constant warfare in occupied Palestine and the beginning of a nationwide call for a week…
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Entertainment
Civil Rights as B Plot in 2023 Television
Tread lightly, major spoilers for “Daisy Jones and the Six”, “Fellow Travelers”, and “Lessons in Chemistry” ahead.
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Campus Life
SJP At UCLA: One Club’s Fight for Palestine Long Before 2024
Between Powell Library and Royce Hall at UCLA, the creation of a student-organized and community-based encampment sent a clear signal…
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Entertainment
“May December,” Comedy, and the Ill of Moralizing Media Consumption
Discrediting the humor in “May December” and placing a strict, oversimplified moral code on it is an exercise in poor…
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