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Hazbin Hotel, a review

Hazbin Hotel, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern | Mar 28, 2024

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Cover of "homebody" by Rupi Kaur (Kiela Jefferson)

homebody, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern | Mar 27, 2024

This article expresses the views of its author(s), separate from those of this publication. Readers are encouraged to comment or submit a Letter to the Editor to share their opinions. To submit a Letter...

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Iron Jawed Angels, a review

Iron Jawed Angels, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern | Mar 26, 2024

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Cover of "Home" by Whitney Hanson (Kiela Jefferson)

Home, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern | Mar 25, 2024
In her poetry collection “Home,” Whitney Hanson develops a collection that explores the nuances of love, grief and healing. Though the collection is advertised as focusing on peace, identity and direction with a median of heartbreak, it was much more than that. She used her journey and experiences, with each poem a checkpoint.
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Cover art of Red, White & Royal Blue (Photo courtesy of Amazon Prime Video)

Red, White & Royal Blue, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern | Mar 25, 2024
Alex Claremont-Diaz, son of the president of the United States, and Prince Henry of Britain hate each other. After they cause a drunken scandal, they are obligated to play nice to salvage international relations.
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Ten fanfiction reads for spring break

Ten fanfiction reads for spring break

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern | Mar 19, 2024
Fanfiction is fiction written by a fan, featuring elements (usually characters or settings) from another story. Since the advent of copyright law, fanfiction has been considered slightly less broad. It is free to write, publish and read; nobody gains any profit from other authors’ ideas.
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Cover of The First Day by R.E. Druin

Power of Ten: The First Day, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern | Mar 11, 2024
When something extra-dimensional tries to eat the Earth, it is stopped by the machinations of The Archmage through plans and protections years in the making. Foreseeing such events, The Archmage created a virtual reality game (Power of Ten) to train and prepare the masses; those who played the game were the most prepared and took charge during the ensuing apocalypses.
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(Photo courtesy of UNF Swoop Troupe)

Carrie: The Musical, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern | Mar 11, 2024
The University of North Florida’s theatre club Swoope Troupe hosted its three-day premiere of Carrie: The Musical last month. This production based on Stephen King's novel and the 1976 film adaptation exceeded my expectations.
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Indexing, a review

Indexing, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern | Feb 14, 2024

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Picture of "What the River Knows" cover (Kiela Jefferson)

What the River Knows, a review

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern | Feb 12, 2024
“What the River Knows” by Isabel Ibañez is a historical fantasy similar to Agatha Christie's books such as “A Haunting in Venice'' and “Death on the Nile." The story follows Inez Oliveria, a talented member of upper society with artistic abilities and knowledge of Egypt. 
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Fanart of Parahumans: Worm (Photo courtesy of Abi Ibarra)

Parahumans: Worm, a review

Alyssa Schneider, Features Intern | Feb 11, 2024
“Parahumans: Worm” is a complete web serial, an online novel that updates one chapter at a time. Started in June 2011 and finished in late 2013, “Worm” is completely online, completely free and comes broken up into small chapters for your convenience. At over 1 million words, “Worm” is an intimidatingly long read, but it is definitely worth trying. 
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Photo of the cover of "Lore" (Kiela Jefferson)

Lore: A twist on Greek mythology

Kiela Jefferson, Features Intern | Feb 6, 2024

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