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Introspective Ramblings: For All the Tears Unshed

Introspective Ramblings: “For All the Tears Unshed”

Joanna Buoniconti, Copy/Managing Editor March 17, 2021
This week's poem features another piece from student poet, Joanna Buoniconti, as she poignantly reflects on some of the emotional repercussions of faltered relationships during the past year of the pandemic.
Artwork by Gracie Donovan

(Fake) Blonde Moment: The Grammys

Chad Douty and Grace Sherwood March 17, 2021
Tune in for Grace and Chad's Grammy recap.
Promotional image for R (YG Entertainment)

BLACKPINK’s Rosé releases solo debut

Isabel Guilmette, Writer March 17, 2021
Rosé becomes the second member of the group to release her own personal track, hoping to excite BLACKPINK fans even more.
(Screenshot from Breaking News in Yuba County trailer / YouTube)

“Breaking News in Yuba County” delivers a beautifully chaotic experience

Brianna Silva, Editor-In-Chief March 16, 2021
Immersive from the first to the final scene, “Breaking News in Yuba County” is a refreshing and exciting watch for all kinds of movie lovers.
Official Bravely Default II promotional poster (Claytechworks)

Three video game demos that will make you want to pick up your Nintendo Switch again

Olivia Capriotti, Writer March 16, 2021
Remember that Nintendo Switch you picked up to play "Animal Crossing" at the beginning of the pandemic? You can make more use out of your device by downloading these three Nintendo Switch demos.
Wire News Round Up - 3.15.21

Wire News Round Up – 3.15.21

Blarney, SGA elections being postponed, weather and more.
Artwork by Celina Rivernider.

Marked As Read: “A Little Life” part two

Celina Rivernider, Podcast Host March 15, 2021
Tune in for the rest of Celina's recap on "A Little Life."
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App of the Week: Cappuccino

Olivia Capriotti, Contributor March 12, 2021
The experience of listening to a podcast tends to be more intimate and simulates the feeling of being with friends. Cappuccino was designed to do just that, providing the means necessary to create the podcast experience with your friends that you’ve always wanted. 
Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State a Q&A with UMass Professor and writer of United Nations IPCC Climate Report

Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State a Q&A with UMass Professor and writer of United Nations IPCC Climate Report

Caeli Chesin, Writer March 12, 2021
"The question is, okay, so if we don’t do anything for another 10 years or another 20 years, then we’re talking about letting the world two degrees warmer than today. Once you start approaching a world that’s on average two degrees warmer than today, that’s the global average. We’re flirting with this kind of global temperature that could trigger some really big, bad changes."
Getting through with Greenlights

Getting through with Greenlights

Madison Bethune, Assistant Lifestyle Editor March 12, 2021

Editor’s Note: For the next few weeks, the Lifestyle section will be showcasing their favorite podcasts, TV shows, movies, books and more to help UMass students while self-sequestering, quarantining...

Introspective Ramblings: the day the world stopped turning

Introspective Ramblings: “the day the world stopped turning”

Nick Beaulieu, Contributor March 10, 2021
This week's poem features another contribution from student poet, Nick Beaulieu, as he ponders the idea that the COVID-19 pandemic can bring people together even though it's nothing but a disaster on the surface.
Artwork by Gracie Donovan

(Fake) Blonde Moment: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry

Grace Sherwood and Chad Douty March 10, 2021
Tune in for a special segment dedicated to International Women's Day.
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