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For those of you who have never heard of “Power Rangers,” you are most certainly missing out on mediocre acting and low-tier computer-generated imagery. But what I give the “Power Rangers” franchise is high-tier characters. To give context, the “Power Rangers” franchise consists of five to six members. Red, Blue, Green/Black, Pink and Yellow. Oftentimes,...
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Receiving a concussion at 10 a.m. while speed walking to class was not on my bucket list, but somehow, I had managed to do so. This sudden attack was not done by another student, rather it was conducted by a fuzzy little thing; a squirrel with viscous aim. Walking to classes turned into parkour due...
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Madison Reda is a junior double majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology and minoring in Spanish.
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Warning, this article contains spoilers for the HBO Max show “Lanterns.” While I was scrolling on X, formerly known as Twitter, I saw many opinions on HBO Max’s “Lanterns.” I seemed to be able to categorize these opinions into three groups. Liberals would tell you that “Lanterns” is a deep, thought-provoking show that adds depth...
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The Drew University Theatre Department recently put on the play “Repulsed,” written by Matt Cutler (’27), as the yearly Developmental Set. Drew’s Developmental Set is an annual student-written play selected for a student–run staged reading. After several hours of rehearsal, the play is performed once and the playwright gets feedback from the audience to see.
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The Drew University Chemistry Society brought creativity and science together this past week with their annual tie-dye and liquid nitrogen event outside the Hall of Sciences. The event invited more than just chemistry students: friends and other members of the Drew community were also encouraged to participate, creating an open and welcoming atmosphere for a
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After floundering for years post-pandemic, the box office broke records with the biggest summer of all time.The season brought in 4.76 billion dollars, according to Variety, pushing it past Summer 2013. If this summer has achieved anything, it has made industry leaders question everything. Studios seemed all but ready to make the full pivot to...
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“The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade,” said Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old former researcher at Claude Developer Anthropic. Coxon revealed this information on X.com on Sept. 8 as a part of a larger thread detailing his concerns over the direction large AI companies are...
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