Love retro? Buy a CRT


In this day and age, we already have OLED TVs that are leagues better than ancient CRTs, with higher resolutions and those deep blacks. OLEDs (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) are the newest advancement in display technology and are packed with many features, namely black frame insertion and a high refresh rate of 120hz, meaning they have low input lag and native 4K resolution. Its “real” blacks cannot be achieved on LCD (Liquid Crystal Displays) TVs since they use backlights and darker colors lose their detail…

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What happened to Husky pride?


Spirit Week was just a few weeks ago, and once again the most spirited among us went all out to dress up and perform in their class skits. However, it has not gone unnoticed that the number of spirited people has dwindled year after year.

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Yes mom, it was just a phase


I’m sure as teenagers, we’ve all had more than our fair share of embarrassing phases. My sister likes to remind me of mine like it’s her favorite pastime. Hey Addy, do you remember when you really, really liked— yes. Yes, I really do. Now please be quiet about it!

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Romanticizing abuse: The dangerous narrative in It Ends With Us


The recent conflict involving Blake Lively, Colleen Hoover, and their team against Justin Baldoni highlights a troubling trend in the entertainment industry: the prioritization of commercial success and celebrity status, at the expense of delivering important messages. With the release of the It Ends With Us movie adaptation, this situation has evolved beyond mere celebrity gossip—it’s a clear indication of how easily fame can obscure meaningful content.

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The downfall of Disney: Why the “House of Mouse” is in decline


From movies, to TV shows, and even theme parks, most of us have grown up with Disney in some way, and many of us feel a strong sense of nostalgia for the era of Disney that defined our childhood. In contrast, we look at the Disney of today and scoff at the unoriginality and blandness. But, is the company actually in decline? Or are we simply blinded by bias for what we grew up with?

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