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Nora Greene

Folk Yeah!

Written by: Nora Greene
Published on: September 4, 2020

Swift’s cozy new album folklore is a confident and understated departure from her usual style. I had no idea Taylor Swift was releasing a new album. As it turns out, neither did the rest of the world.  Following a surprise Instagram post, folklore entered the world on July 24th, just shy of a year after […]

Categories: MusicTags: Art, College, Taylor Swift

China’s Got Us Hooked: the Mystery Behind Tik Tok and its Origin

Written by: Nora Greene
Published on: February 5, 2020

“We are TikTok famous!” These are the infamous words our generation longs to proclaim, the very words my roommate came into the room saying one day after practice. It was still early fall and her team had yet to take press photos for the school. One of our friends decided to make a TikTok of […]

Categories: TechnologyTags: United States

Sharks, Seals, and Fishermen: The Return of the Apex Predator

Written by: Nora Greene
Published on: May 11, 2019

It all began in 1972 when the federal government passed the US Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) for the purpose of protecting certain marine mammals in the United States. Before the MMPA, seals were virtually extinct in the waters off Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Now, it is estimated that the seal population exceeds 40,000, showing no […]

Categories: AmericasTags: Cape Cod

Why Sushi Matters

Written by: Nora Greene
Published on: February 15, 2019

Food is often a victim of cultural diaspora. When groups of people migrate across borders, they bring with them the flavors of home. Sushi is one of these foods, a cultural centerpiece introduced to the United States by Japanese immigrants decades ago. Not too long after its introduction into western lands, sushi underwent a period […]

Categories: FoodTags: Sushi

High, Famous, and Broken: The Impact of Drugs on American Music

Written by: Nora Greene
Published on: November 10, 2018

It is no mystery that the music industry dominates popular culture. This is not a new concept- music defines and influences whole decades and eras. Music speaks to emotions we couldn’t otherwise decipher, and triggers particular memories and sentiments; it becomes a conduit for nostalgia. While nostalgia can provoke many good sentiments, it also becomes […]

Categories: MusicTags: Drugs

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