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By Kailyn Lunn, Contributing Writer I heard the opening chords to one of my favorite songs, and for the first time in two years, they didn’t come from a speaker in my bedroom. The world has awaited live music’s comeback since the covid-19 pandemic started. On Sept. 28, I returned to the familiar feeling of standing in a venue, surrounded

By Anna Kleinschnitz, Contributing Writer It is almost impossible to avoid talk about the hit Netflix series, “Squid Game”; truth is, there is definitely a reason why you keep hearing about it. “Squid Game” was released in September of this year. In the single month since it’s aired, it has surpassed every other show on Netflix and amassed a viewership

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