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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Cornell Daily Sun – Ithaca
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- Sep 3, 2026
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‘The Weight’: Destitution, Determination and the Damned (opens the original)
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The Weight (2026) is a Great Depression-era drama that follows down-on-his-luck widower and World War I veteran Samuel Murphy (Ethan Hawke) as he tries to secure an early release from prison and reunite with his daughter, Penny (Avy Berry). After facing eviction while at church, Murphy checks out a listing for a new apartment only to face accusations of trespassing from three men, a situation that soon escalates into violence once Murphy throws punches at the men he believes are threatening his
On ‘The Uprising’: Trickery, Taxes and Terror (opens the original)
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The Uprising immerses you in medieval England while simultaneously keeping you at arm’s length from its affairs. The story covers the Peasants' Revolt, set in the aftermath of the Black Death. Following the advice of his council, a young King Richard II levies a poll tax, a fixed tax on everyone over a certain age, disproportionately affecting the peasantry, to fund war with France. An exasperated farmer, known only as Ploughman (Andrew Garfield), who lost his entire family to the plague, violen
The Next Bridge Generation: How Board Games Can Save Us (opens the original)
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In the age of AI, board games seem an unlikely candidate for a popular pastime. The experience of playing a board game is the polar opposite of using AI; while the latter allows us to avoid social interaction, the former requires full social engagement. Furthermore, as AI enables us to limit how much we need to think, board games demand our full intellectual attention. This makes board games’ recent rise in popularity not only surprising but also indicative of people’s desire to connect more dee
‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Review: Capitalism, Corruption and Comedy (opens the original)
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Coyote vs. Acme is a tale of unsuspecting heroines and classic villains. The audience is introduced to Wile E. Coyote (Eric Bauza) as an archetypal loser as he fails to catch his nemesis, a bird called Road Runner, with gadgets from the company ACME that continuously malfunction in embarrassing and seemingly impossible ways. However, after watching a commercial for a personal injury law firm named Avery, Jones & Maltese that claims his machines’ mishaps are not his fault, Coyote heads to Albuque
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