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Trade School, Education Choices, and Politics
Christopher Dech
The past few years have been, to say the least, turbulent for institutions of higher education, especially in the United States...
The past few years have been, to say the least, turbulent for institutions of higher education, especially in the United States...
From Seoul to the U.S.
Chuan Yang
As a leading force in South Korea's cultural exports, K-pop's global ascent accelerated markedly with its entry into the American market in the 2010s...
As a leading force in South Korea's cultural exports, K-pop's global ascent accelerated markedly with its entry into the American market in the 2010s...
In the Mood for Love: The Price of Passion
Safiatou Balde
Twenty-five years after its release, film director Wong Kar Wai revealed that while In the Mood for Love was initially set to be a simple project, it became one of the most challenging films he had ever created...
Twenty-five years after its release, film director Wong Kar Wai revealed that while In the Mood for Love was initially set to be a simple project, it became one of the most challenging films he had ever created...
Love as a Business: How Dating Apps Monetize Hope
Nathaniel Glass
The oldest pursuit of mankind, dating back to Adam and Eve, has greatly transformed over the past decades. Since the rise of dating apps such as Bumble, Hinge, and Tinder, the modern dating scene and the definition of love has completely changed...
The oldest pursuit of mankind, dating back to Adam and Eve, has greatly transformed over the past decades. Since the rise of dating apps such as Bumble, Hinge, and Tinder, the modern dating scene and the definition of love has completely changed...
The Ethics of Time Theft
Kylie Gart
In business and economics, we usually talk about accumulating capital, generating profit, and maximizing efficiency. But what is the real currency being traded, often involuntarily?
In business and economics, we usually talk about accumulating capital, generating profit, and maximizing efficiency. But what is the real currency being traded, often involuntarily?
Gambling: A Symbol of Sovereignty
Emma Selmann
Gambling has existed as a form of leisure and competition since the Paleolithic period, with the first recorded instances dating back thousands of years to ancient Mesopotamia. As an activity rooted in chance and probability, gambling has long served to break up the monotony of everyday life, both as a form of entertainment and ritual.
Gambling has existed as a form of leisure and competition since the Paleolithic period, with the first recorded instances dating back thousands of years to ancient Mesopotamia. As an activity rooted in chance and probability, gambling has long served to break up the monotony of everyday life, both as a form of entertainment and ritual.
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