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As TikTok gained more popularity, it was slowly becoming a way for users to show the newest trends and persuade people to buy them. (Photo courtesy of Flickr/ “Macy's Shopping Bag Black Friday 2021” by Anthony Quintano. Nov. 26, 2021).

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OPINION: Trendy or wasteful? The rapid rise of influencers causes overconsumption

By Amanda Incalcaterra | Apr. 16

By Amanda IncalcaterraCorrespondent Since the worldwide isolation due to Covid-19 in 2020, TikTok has become one of the most popular and rapidly growing ...

Many artists have fallen under the trap of "cancel culture," and have become topics of debate as to whether it is possible to separate the art from the artist. (Photo courtesy of Flickr/ “Spotify” by Focal Foto. January 25, 2023).

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OPINION: Yes, we can separate the art from the artist

By Amanda Incalcaterra | Feb. 9

Separating the art from the artist has been a popular debate for decades, and with the idea of “cancel culture,” it has become an even hotter topic.

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OPINION: Trendy or wasteful? The rapid rise of influencers causes overconsumption

OPINION: Yes, we can separate the art from the artist

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