“If you feel it…” “CHASE IT!”, goes the Twisters call and response started by Glen Powell’s storm chaser Tyler, directed at a crowd of fellow…
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Dystopia | Fall 2024FeaturedUpfront
You Think You Fell out of a Coconut Tree?: The Harris Campaign and the Use of Memes
by Kalysta Donaghy-Robinson October 16, 2024“Brat? Why are you calling Kamala a brat?” My 56-year-old mother sits in our family living room, surrounded by her three Gen-Z daughters. Behind her,…
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How Dystopian YA Novels Shaped Our Generation
by Autumn Valdes October 16, 2024Whether you imagined yourself racing through the forest, dashing through mazes, or competing in the Hunger Games, we may have all experienced a dystopian novel…
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Politics in The Age of Conspiracy Theories
by Brian Murray October 16, 2024The campaigns of the 2024 election are substantially reliant on which candidate can appear more in touch with the average American, as is usually the…
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Charli and She’s Completely Different but Also Still Charli
by Connor Standford October 16, 2024Before there was “I’m so julia-ah-ah-ah” and the iconic shade of green, Charli XCX was the “Boom Clap” girl, or to those in the know;…
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I Am Anxious, and Yet I Cannot Put It Down
by Meghan Elliot October 16, 2024When an author sits down to write a dystopian novel, dystopian anxiety is a clear central focus. The most common way for this to manifest…
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Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Election Day 2024 quickly approaches. This election cycle has been chaotic so far, to say the least. We’ve watched dizzying debates…
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You Are an Unknowing Victim of Digital Stalking
by Sam Knight October 16, 2024Have you ever enabled personal info alerts? Google has this service where you can input some basic information — your name, email address, birthday, etc.…
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Joining Buzzsaw Magazine the fall of my sophomore year was one of the best decisions I made over my four years of college. I went…
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The patches of snow have finally begun to melt away and beds of green grass are finally visible. Instead of being woken by the harsh…