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Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” Has Little to Say - The State News (opens the original)
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Taylor Swift released her new single “Patient Zero” on Friday. The single is part of the deluxe edition of Swift’s 2025 album “The Life of a Showgirl,” titled “The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore,” including four bonus tracks. The music video for “Patient Zero” premiered on Sunday during the MTV Video Music Awards. As someone who enjoys much of Swift’s discography, “Patient Zero” was an underwhelming listen. While I respect the effort behind the single and music video, the production lacked any i
Editorial: Power outage proves remote learning is possible - The State News (opens the original)
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When a campuswide power outage left Michigan State University’s campus in the dark for nearly seven hours on Sept. 19, the university reacted swiftly, sending emails and coordinating with RA's to get students in and out of dorms in the midst of one of the biggest power outages in MSU’s history. Most classes transitioned to remote learning on Monday, with some departments returning to in-person by Tuesday and others remaining online through the rest of the week. University administration’s commun
REVIEW: beabadoobee gets heavier on “Pylon” - The State News (opens the original)
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Filipino-British artist Beatrice Laus, known better as beabadoobee, released her fourth studio album, “Pylon,” on Sept. 18 with the independent UK label Dirty Hit. Laus made a name for herself in the late 2010s for her lo-fi bedroom pop songs, mostly recorded from her own home. Her first three albums stayed in similar veins, that of the soft, dreamy lover girl variety. “Pylon,” however, is a much-needed break in form for her discography, giving us a deeper glimpse into her capabilities as an art
REVIEW: Which Dining Hall Has the Best Desserts? - The State News (opens the original)
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If you live in a residential dorm hall at Michigan State University, odds are you are familiar with the dining halls peppered all over campus. There are seven all-you-can-eat dining halls at the university, as well as a multitude of other options included in every dining plan. Regardless of which dining hall you go to, you’ll find something unique at the desserts station especially. This poses some questions: Is there a champion? Does one dining hall reign supreme in the sweets category? That is
REVIEW: “Adults” season two grows into itself - The State News (opens the original)
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FX’s emergent ensemble sitcom “Adults” is the best attempt at capturing “the Gen-Z spirit” executed in recent years. The second season aired on Aug. 27 with eight episodes and one special episode set prior to the start of season one. The fact that the show was renewed for a second season at all is an accomplishment, considering the frequency with which similar shows were canceled (such as Hulu’s “Not Suitable For Work”). “Adults” shines brightest in its endearing character dynamics and absurd pl
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