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Will Taylor Swift owning her masters change things for other artists?
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Will Taylor Swift owning her masters change things for other artists?

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Juliana Spahr’s latest poetry collection meditates on the climate crisis, the alt-right
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Juliana Spahr’s latest poetry collection meditates on the climate crisis, the alt-right

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Why ‘Clair Obscur’ has captured the attention of the games industry – and the French president
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Why ‘Clair Obscur’ has captured the attention of the games industry – and the French president

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Northeastern researchers visualize the past and present of the Venice Biennale
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Northeastern researchers visualize the past and present of the Venice Biennale

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Do phone-free concerts lead to better experiences? We asked Northeastern experts
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Do phone-free concerts lead to better experiences? We asked Northeastern experts

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Faith Nguyen, award-winning concert photographer and Northeastern student, lives for the ‘little moments’
Northeastern student Faith Nguyen photographs through spring foliage with a camera in hand.

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Faith Nguyen, award-winning concert photographer and Northeastern student, lives for the ‘little moments’

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Is the music from ‘Sinners’ stuck in your head? A composer breaks down why it could be a modern classic
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Is the music from ‘Sinners’ stuck in your head? A composer breaks down why it could be a modern classic

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Is ‘The Pitt’ actually the most realistic medical drama ever? Health care professionals weigh in
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Is ‘The Pitt’ actually the most realistic medical drama ever? Health care professionals weigh in

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Has academic writing lost its magic? New book hones in on how to make classroom writing ‘meaningful’
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Has academic writing lost its magic? New book hones in on how to make classroom writing ‘meaningful’

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Why are fans upset about ‘The Last of Us’ season two? Experts say it tests the limits of fandom and parasocial relationships
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Why are fans upset about ‘The Last of Us’ season two? Experts say it tests the limits of fandom and parasocial relationships

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In ‘Sinners,’ Michael B. Jordan plays identical twins, but what does the movie get right and wrong about these sibling relationships?
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In ‘Sinners,’ Michael B. Jordan plays identical twins, but what does the movie get right and wrong about these sibling relationships?

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Pitch, Please! is winning a cappella competitions by ‘committing to weird things’
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Pitch, Please! is winning a cappella competitions by ‘committing to weird things’

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