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Reviewing every episode of ‘Smiling Friends’: season three

With the release of its third season, “Smiling Friends” has officially come to an end. And what a ride it’s been—it’s safe to say that over the course of just three seasons, “Smiling Friends” has become the defining adult show of our generation. It’s fitting that the third season contains some of the show’s best episodes, though you can see some signs of burnout settling in, with some bits starting to land flat. Despite this, the quality remains high. Here are all of the episodes of “Smiling Friends” season three. “Silly Samuel”: While Silly Samuel has to be the weakest of the clients that the Smiling Friends have seen (his whole thing is that he’s a goofy cartoon character that just wants people to respect him, and that’s it), the

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It’s all about the games!

Throughout the year, I’ve been playing video games. Old games, new games, it doesn’t matter when it came out. All that matters is if you have fun. And to quote Reggie Fils-Aimé, “if it’s not fun, why bother?” This school

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I Had A Conversation With Sally

Coffee I was in a cafe staring at the California sunset when I met her. She looked very zen at first, but also puzzled, like a lost puppy. From the way she stared at me, I knew she was trying

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Sunblighted: Chapter 9

Last time on Sunblighted: After providing Lih with food and shelter, Tev tells the tale of Sul-Um-Im’s blessing, a decayed religion that she believes is connected to the mysterious appearance of Lih and Gerfol. She says that Can and Thi

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Sunblighted: Chapter 10

Last time on Sunblighted: Tev is interrupted by her mother, Bew, who mistakenly assumes that Lih is a guard for a group of performers known as ‘The Troupe of Tomorrow.’ Lih and Tev are forced out of the Inn, and Lih is fascinated by the new innovations of the world.

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‘The Winter’s Tale’: A Review Full of McCarthy Era Shenanigans

This semester, Brandeis’ own Hold Thy Peace has put on a production of one of William Shakespeare’s “problem plays”: “The Winter’s Tale.” A play dubbed problematic not for its content, but for its unclear genre—with the first three acts featuring intense drama and many deaths and the last two acts

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UTC’s performance of ‘Clue: On Stage’ truly excelled

On Friday, March 13, Saturday, March 14, and Sunday, March 15, the Undergraduate Theater Collective brought their performance of “Clue: On Stage” to the SCC Theater, and it was a truly impressive performance. “Clue: On Stage” is a comedic adaptation of the 1985 film “Clue” and is based on the

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Game Freak, Pocket Card Jockey and the Beauty of Creation

“Pocket Card Jockey” is a mix of horse racing and solitaire, where the better you play solitaire, the better your horse performs, but not without correctly paying attention to a handful of factors like the motivation, mood, and positioning of your horse that could be a boon for your performance

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I Vomited and It Actually Changed My Life

Ask yourself this question: Independently of your work quality, how confident are you in your assignments when you turn them in? When I was a kid, my answer was none. I had no self-confidence after years of getting bullied. I was physically and mentally weak in a class of less

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