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6 posts tagged "freedom"

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Houseless, not homeless: ‘Nomadland’

Angela Mathew | Monday, September 6, 2021

If you’re a city person like me, “Nomadland” will make you slow down. This film was showing in the Browning Cinema in DPAC this past weekend; I was lucky enough to go on a journey with Fern, “Nomadland”’s elderly protagonist (Frances McDormand). I followed Fern, dipping my toes into a stream of rushing water, taking

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More than candy in your Easter basket: Justin Bieber’s ‘Freedom’

Lexi Kilcoin | Thursday, April 8, 2021

This past Easter may have been filled with unknowns, depending on if, how and where you celebrate it. But one thing no one was expecting was a gospel EP released by Justin Bieber. The “Boyfriend” singer posted a cryptic Instagram post on Easter, sending fans into a frenzy. Admittedly, I found the album while on

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Let’s use words this election, not hats

Edward Brunicardi | Thursday, November 5, 2020

There is a growing problem with our democracy, and it has to do with clothes. Wearing a red cap makes you racist, wearing a mask means you support an oppressive government regime. Even wearing white can be seen as showing solidarity to the most recent political cause. As this election drags on, it seems that

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Contemplating “The Goldfinch”

Serena Zacharias | Monday, August 17, 2020

My favorite book of all time is “The Goldfinch” by Donna Tartt. While I could go on about the book for ages, I’d like to focus on the painting the story centers on. “The Goldfinch” was painted in 1654 by the Dutch artist Carol Fabritius. In the same year, 32-year-old Fabritius died in a gunpowder

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Regretting Rousseau

Devon Chenelle | Wednesday, August 23, 2017

It is difficult to find a better personal symbol of the ’60s, in both its aesthetic and values, than John Lennon. In his 1971 song “Imagine,” Lennon implores listeners “to imagine” there are “no countries,” “no religion” and “no possessions,” circumstances which, Lennon declares, would lead to “all the people” variously “living for today,” “living

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Define your own ‘guī jŭ’

April Feng | Friday, January 22, 2016

Guī jŭ: Verb: To regulate, to limit, to straighten, to shape. Noun: Rule, good manner, limit, shape, self-control. One day when I was four years old, my kindergarten teacher walked into the classroom and announced: “Today we will learn how to sit.” She then introduced to us the concept of guī jŭ, the ability to

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