Senior Sendoff: Steven Zhou
As someone who sucked at putting my thoughts to paper or even having a thought, I never would have pegged myself as a
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Film Review: “The Willoughbys”
“The Willoughbys” is a heartwarming and hilarious film that takes a progressive look at the true meaning of family. Warning: spoilers ahead Based
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Concert Review: Rock N’ Roosevelt 2020
At this year’s Rock N’ Roosevelt, Tessa Violet, Coast Modern, and The Driver Era pulled out all stops and gave a memorable performance.
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DisreGuardian: The Ethical Problem of Taking Away My Superiority Over Others
By John O’Connor, 40-year-old white man (Steven Zhou) For 2020’s DisreGuardian, 40-year-old white man John O’Connor tackles the problem of white men feeling
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DisreGuardian: Quaran-tunes
Practicing social distancing like a good humanitarian? Taking other people’s lives into consideration? We sure hope you are! Like every protagonist in a
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DisreGuardian: My Very First Zoom God
UC Zoom Diego undergraduate Sasha D. Stansing recounts their very first Zoom God ever. To comply with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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“To all the Boys I’ve Loved Before: Rom-Com or Rom-Con?”
It’s a Rom-com: Erin Chun, Senior Staff Writer Let’s be honest: absolutely nobody is above a good, cheesy rom-com, and Susan Johnson’s 2018
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TV Review: “You” Season 2
A match made in hell, Joe Goldberg and Love Quinn take the spotlight in season 2 of “You.” Penn Badgley returns as Joe
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The Decade in Review: Music, Social Media, Film, and More
Game of Thrones. The Fault in Our Stars. BTS. Instagram. Moonlight. This list is just a handful of the phenomena that shaped our
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Concert Review: Morton Feldman’s “Crippled Symmetry”
Morton Feldman’s “Crippled Symmetry” is anything but conventional music — classical music concert-goers looking for easy-listening music may want to look elsewhere. On
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