Movie theatres have been here to tell stories to people for over 100 years. For many it’s an escape from reality. It’s a raw human experience that people yearn for. Within the last few years, however, movie theater attendance went downhill. With Covid pandemic, high priced movie tickets, and the rise of streaming movies from the comfort of your home, many people–including Gen Z–slowly shied away from watching movies in the theaters. This year there has been a return to movie

The term “Third Culture Kid” (TCK) was initially coined by Ruth Hill Useem in the 1950s, identifying a phenomenon that she observed in American children being raised in India. Hill noted that when children are raised in a culture or environment that is not their parents’, they develop a proverbial “third culture.” Dave Pollock, an American sociologist and author, describes them as “a person who has spent a significant part of his or her developmental years outside the parents

Dolls of the mid twentieth century all had the same basic concept. Their bodies were complete with just five points of articulation, they came with a singular outfit, and in the most advanced cases their eyes might blink when you lie them down. Today, when you walk through the toy aisle of a store like Target, you see a wide variety of dolls and their playsets. The Our Generation Ice Cream Truck comes with 128 accessories. Each Rainbow High doll comes with her own closet full

Collegeboard is a nonprofit organization with a self reported mission to be “clearing a path for all students to own their future.” As a part of their mission, they provide not only the Standard Aptidute Test (SAT) but also the Advacnced Placement program (AP) to students around the country. According to the Columbia Undergraduate Review, it may not be as simple as that. According to the conclusions found in review, the Collegeboard ogranization may be in violation of section