by NIHASHI NAG
The recent adaptation takes from the musical that was released in October of 2017, and includes a new and improved cast to make this modern film its own.
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When the voting statistics were released, many science fiction and fantasy fans were surprised to see the works of R. F. Kuang, Neil Gaiman, Xiran Jay Zhao, and many others deemed “ineligible” for the awards despite their high vote counts.
Read Moreby GRACE QU
We need to start disaggregating data on Asian Americans, because condensing an abundance of ethnicities into a singular racial label collapses each ethnicity’s unique social identity and obscures disparities for all subgroups that fall under it.
Read Moreby JANET LIU
Bertucci’s, parked in a prime location in the middle of Lexington’s town center, celebrates “40 years of brick oven pizza & pasta.” Allow me to make this absolutely clear: there is nothing to celebrate, and their unfavorable 2.3 stars on Yelp seem to agree.
Read Moreby NEO CHATTERJEE
Of course, Gaza is more than just a cruel acronym. It’s a place, and one that millions of people get to call home—or at least used to, until the current bloodletting.
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by SOPHIA DU
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by JAHNAVI BOLLEDDULA
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Education is a fundamental pillar of societal progress; the “road to success,” as some people like to call it. In the United States, all students have the right to a free public education. Yet, not all students have equal access to the resources, opportunities, and support that are essential to success in the educational landscape today.
Read Moreby VERONIKA MOROZ
Danylo Kovalenko, 22, and Diana Haidukova, 19, met through a dating app in late 2022. He reminded her of an anime character she liked. She shared his love of music and his quirky sense of humor. As missiles rained down on their home city of Zaporizhzhia, they reached for each other.
Read Moreby IZZI SCHULTE
India is now experiencing an FDI outflow, which is usually held by countries like Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom.
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It is I,
who curses the wind as
it whisks away their leaves
to distant unknowns.
Read Moreby CHELSEA GUO
I didn’t tell her my name because Mom told me not to tell them to strangers, but I did say I was lost.
Read Moreby VICTORIA WOO
Politicians at a playground bounce like toddlers
on creaking seesaws, swing like children
on tire swings, laugh like babies
without a care in the world
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Lloyd Austin experienced “severe pain,” which led to him being put in intensive care on January 1st.
Read Moreby ATREYI BASU
Even though your vote always matters, it’s even more important in an election this small. Ready to make your voice heard? Here’s all the information you need to be an informed voter.
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