Author: Josh Warshauer

Josh Warshauer is a first year hospitality major hailing from New York. He has a deep interest in fashion and loves to take walks in the rain. Warshauer is a staff writer and enjoys writing about arts and events and is an advocate in equality of all forms.
Arts & Entertainment

Netflix Get Romantic in “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”

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As a sucker for romantic comedies but also a skeptic, I'm usually harboring mixed feelings about romantic comedies be they on Netflix or in movie theaters. Despite those feelings, I still like to give this genre a good watch every now and again. "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," is among the newest installments in this heavy-handed genre. Lara Jean Song-Covey is a
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Arts & Entertainment

Fat Shaming and Bad Jokes Make “Insatiable” Look Starved for Attention

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If anybody was watching a lot of Netflix this summer than you very likely had seen the trailer for the show "Insatiable". Upon seeing the trailer, many people immediately found the show problematic.  The trailer shows a monologue from Debby Ryan talking about how her life was miserable, simply because she was plus-sized. She goes on about how it made her feel alienated and
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“Orange is the New Black” Season 6: Serving Time and Serving Looks

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Anybody who watches Netflix has most likely heard of the popular show "Orange is the New Black" (OITNB). The show revolves around the lives of the inmates of Litchfield Women's Penitentiary and the drama and hilarity that ensues. While serious and dramatic the show never shys away from comedic elements. The past five seasons had focused on what life was like in Litchfield minimum
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Kingston Up, Suites Down

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As the SNHU campus continues to evolve and grow, new Residence Halls go up. This also means that older halls come down. Last year the upper suites Winnisquam and Chocorua, along with the Kearsarge apartments, were torn down in order to construct the new and anticipated Kingston Hall. This year the lower suites, Whittier Hall and two townhouses, Sunapee and Cranmore are all being
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Life After Greeley

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Last semester, SNHU witnessed an electrical fire in Greeley Hall that left the apartment building uninhabitable. While the fire displaced all its residents, the efforts made by the SNHU community helped the transition process. Like most incidents, this one did not go without its witnesses. Roommates Emmett Christian (‘20) and Samantha Chiodi (‘21) saw the events unfold from their dorm room window. "The first
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Hampton Hall Aims to Build Community with New Themed Housing Initiative

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Housing selection is just around the corner, and students may start thinking about where they may want to live next year. This year, the options for housing include your typical dorms, the opening of the newly anticipated Kingston Hall and the new implementation of themed housing in Hampton hall. This past year, we have been given a sample of what is now the Themed
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