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Top Five Songs to Party Like It’s 2012

By Nihal Raman  • 

The public should focus its attention on the music that dominated sweaty middle school dances and carpools for the early part of the decade.


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Top 5: Netflix Comedy Specials to Distract You From Your Work

By Nihal Raman  • 

Anyone who wants to watch an hour-long program need not go to a live show; Netflix offers countless comedy specials to distract you from your latest essay.


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Roving Reporter: Yardfest 2019 Edition

By Connor S. Dowd and Nihal Raman  • 

"I’m actually not entirely sure who’s playing."


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Cheat Codes Comes to Harvard, Breaks Down Their Process

By Nihal Raman  • 

The event functioned like a seminar, with Dahl spending the first half of the event walking the audience through the process by which the group remixed Maggie Lindemann’s song “Pretty Girl.”


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‘House of Glass’ is a Distorted Portrayal of Anxiety and Paranoia

By Nihal Raman  • 

The instrumentation and production of the song make these phrases stick in the listener’s mind, conveying the band’s feelings about their fame.


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'You Had Your Soul With You' Uses a Usual Theme, Gets Inspiration From a New Source

By Nihal Raman  • 

“You Had Your Soul With You” wants to be happy.


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Redefining Rock: ‘Electric Ladyland’ by The Jimi Hendrix Experience 50 Years Later

By Nihal Raman  • 

Unlike many other albums of its time, “Electric Ladyland” often tries to establish its meaning through instrumentals, instead of leaning solely on the lyrics to do so.


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‘American Vandal’ Season 2: The Show Grows Up and Will Crack You Up

By Nihal Raman  • 

While the second season maintains the absurd satire of its predecessor, it surpasses it in its themes, namely in its evaluation of class, justice, and social media and the roles they play in high school life.

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