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Best Halloween Movies to Watch According to the SNHU Community

Once October rolls around, the Halloween decorations come out and the movies come on. In an Instagram poll taken on October 12, the SNHU community weighed in on the best films to watch this Halloween season. Halloweentown (1999) took the lead among the community with 30.7% of the votes. The Disney film follows 13-year-old Marnie (Kimberly J. Brown) as she discovers she is a
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Taylor Swift Releases an “Enchanted” Experience with Her Latest Taylor’s Version

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift released her album, "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" on July 7. It's a rerecording of her earlier album, "Speak Now." The record consists of familiar tracks like "Back to December," "Dear John," and "Enchanted." Along with these, Swift included 6 unreleased ("From the Vault") tracks, like "When Emma Falls in Love" and "I Can See You," a song that began trending on
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The Explosion of “Barbenheimer” In Social Media

Cultural phenomenons have a unique way of making an impact, especially with the prevalence of social media in today's society. "Barbenheimer," the fan-made fusion of Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" and Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer," is a prime example of social media creating a phenomenon. The two films were released on July 21, and have been a trending topic for months for the vast concepts of each
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Seniors Visit “A Whole New World” During Class Trip

SNHU's Senior Trip is something seniors look forward to all year. It's the last chance for the graduating class to come together for one final event. This year, the seniors went to Walt Disney World in Florida. They left Manchester on March 13 and returned on March 17. Stephanie Matte ('23) was one of the many seniors that attended the trip. She had a
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Can You Bear “Cocaine Bear?”

In today's day and age, original films are rarely seen. Everything has either been done or plots have been recycled to the point where they're redundant. Elizabeth Banks' film, Cocaine Bear, strays away from the common movie formula and provides an oddball tale of a coked-out bear in the woods, desperately attacking the characters. The title tells exactly what the audience should expect. In