In opinions
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Brack: Remember to perform intentional acts of kindness
It’s been an extremely hectic week so we’re reaching into the opinion vault to recall some lessons offered four years ago when the coronavirus pandemic caused a lot of misery. Remember? Kids were stuck at home with online school. Parents missed work that put food on the table. Some companies closed. And it didn’t take long to find there was […]
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Essential Cult 80s Movies You May Have Missed
Tom Jolliffe with ten great cult 80s films you may have missed… The cult film. From the obscure gems with an undying loyalty from their small following, to the mass cults who followed Star Wars back in the 80s (it’s now probably too huge, mainstream and widely spread across mediums to be considered cult). Sometimes […] From blockbuster Hollywood movies to independent and British cinema, Flickering Myth has you covered. Read the original post here: Essential Cult 80s Movies You May Have Missed
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The Mummy at 25: A Rare Genre Hybrid Action-Adventure That Delivers In Spades
Hasitha Fernando delves into the story behind 1999’s The Mummy as it turns 25… The Mummy is truly something of an oddity because it cannot be pigeonholed to one particular genre per se. There is action, adventure, suspense, horror, and comedy all bunched together seamlessly to give us one helluva roller coaster ride. As The […] From blockbuster Hollywood movies to independent and British cinema, Flickering Myth has you covered. Read the original post here: The Mummy at 25: A Rare Genre Hybrid...
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Insane Horror Movies You Need To See
Go big or go home with these ten horror movies that dial the crazy up to the max… The horror genre is experiencing a boon right now with plenty of popular films destined to be cult favourites. You can have subtle, atmosphere-driven horror, folk, mind-bending cerebral horror and more. You can also have a horror […] From blockbuster Hollywood movies to independent and British cinema, Flickering Myth has you covered. Read the original post here: Insane Horror Movies You Need To See
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Best teams to watch at the ALGS 2024 Split One Playoffs
Who do you have your eyes on?
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Our View: Tree butchers need to cut back on viscous trimming
The most despised people in Charleston County might be the tree butchers. And rightly so. They’re sap-thirsty minions of Dominion Energy who show up mysteriously to saw, cut, prune, slash and eviscerate trees along our streets, instantly transforming neighborhoods from a Chamber of Commerce poster to a horror tale. You never know really when these […]
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Ariail: Cicadas, mmm
Our local reporters are on the ground covering the stories that matter most to Charleston and the surrounding area.
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Stegelin: Accounting error
Our local reporters are on the ground covering the stories that matter most to Charleston and the surrounding area.
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Letter from the Data Editors: Welcome to Stanford
The Data Editors introduce “Embark,” the Daily’s special print issue on admissions, and reflect on the transition to college and Stanford’s role in our lives.
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DEI is a vital part of medical education
Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the medical field are under attack, including in Iowa. Last month, Rep. Greg Murphy, R-North Carolina, introduced the Embracing Anti-Discrimination, Unbiased Curricula, and Advancing Truth in Education (EDUCATE) Act into the U.S. House of Representatives. The bill seeks to revoke federal funding from U.S. medical schools that “force students
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Great Movies Guaranteed To Creep You Out
Tom Jolliffe offers up a selection of unsettling cinema guaranteed to give you the creeps… Every film has a particular D.N.A. Within this cinematic coding it can feature elements synonymous with a particular genre, or techniques to give the film an overriding tone. For horror, the film-makers could mould their film in a variety of […] From blockbuster Hollywood movies to independent and British cinema, Flickering Myth has you covered. Read the original post here: Great Movies Guaranteed To Creep...
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Undergraduate Senate candidates with dreams and drive
Opinions editor Seamus Allen '25, who doubled as a debate moderator, endorses Mandla Msipa, Ivy Chen, and David Sengthay for the ASSU Undergraduate Senate as the candidates with the clearest vision of why they are running and how to make their policies a reality.