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If You Leave It Up To The Audience, They Can Kill You

August 8, 2019February 14, 2021 Yueqi Wang

Most people may wonder that if they are in a world without restrictions or limitations, what would they do? In 1974, artist Marina Abramović conducted an art performance titled “Rhythm 0”. She stood motionless in an art gallery for exactly 6 hours. Besides her was a table with a feather,

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Artistic Cannibalism in Bryan Fuller’s “Hannibal”

November 1, 2018February 14, 2021 Daniel Teeling

In the world of television, creativity is often frowned upon, with TV audiences refusing to digest more obscure and morally dubious content. A great example of this is the Bryan Fuller series “Hannibal”, a reimagination of the Thomas Harris creation. I was an avid fan of the show, but apparently

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The Dance with Acid

October 12, 2018February 14, 2021 Maddie Ward

He didn’t mean for the acid to be thrown on him. You believe him right? It was just a simple misunderstanding. He just wanted him to be roughed up a bit and SOMEHOW acid got involved. Pavel Dmitrichenko, a Russian ballet dancer, swears his innocence when it comes to his

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The Positive Portrayal of Killers In Television Shows

September 24, 2018February 14, 2021 Aubrey Schafer

The depiction of fictive serial killers in television shows such as Dexter, Hannibal, and The Bates Motel is often more positive than the portrayal of killers in the news and online articles. Serial killers are illustrated in television shows as conflicted, moralistic, intelligent, caring, or sympathetic. While killers in the

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Who’s The Real Enemy

April 4, 2018February 14, 2021 SugarFreeExtraSalt

There has been a long history of society thinking that Rap music is hurting society and corrupting the youth with the messages in the lyrics. Seeing the media attack and criticize rap music has been happening since before N.W.A over two decades ago. However, recently in the Hip Hop community

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What is to blame?

April 3, 2018February 14, 2021 SugarFreeExtraSalt

Everyone has a different perception on what is art. Some people look at a Pollock painting and see the drama and emotion behind it, while others see a bunch of paint on a canvas. Some people see a video games and see the hours of work it took to develop

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Robbing a Bank for Followers? Shooting your Boyfriend for YouTube Subscribers?

March 26, 2018February 14, 2021 GPE

In May of 2015, Dominyk Alfonseca went to a bank in Virginia Beach, Virginia. During this time, Alfonseca walked up to a teller and handed her a note asking for money. During this time, Alfonseca recorded the entire incident and posted it onto instagram. His reason for committing a bank

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Has rapper xxtentacion taken it too far?

March 26, 2018February 14, 2021 Ruben Garcia-Villalobos

Rapper xxtentacion is facing a lot of criticism over his released video in collaboration with Kodak Black. In the video you see two kids, one is African American and the other is Caucasian, walking with rapper xxtentacion up to a knotted rope. The Rapper then is recorded putting the rope

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Are delinquent boys more likely to be violent as they age?

March 23, 2018February 14, 2021 anonymous

The nature of being a male for boys and the consequences of their bad behavior are determined by others. It is understandable their antisocial behaviors could lead someone to think in such way, but for some like Adam Rogers they are just simply adolescents. To prove this, Rogers radically exposes

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WorldStar: Reckless Fights or Raw Participatory Art?

December 1, 2017February 14, 2021 Drew T

I was in eighth grade walking out of my fourth period class at 12:30pm for lunch when I heard a shrill shriek coming from the quad. I quickly ran the fifty yards down the hallway to see what the commotion was as I heard many people yelling “WORLDSTAR!”. What I

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