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Netflix Loses the Most Subscribers Since 2010, Predicted to Lose More
Netflix recently reported it has lost over 200,000 subscribers since March. According to the streaming service, this is the most cancelations they’ve experienced in a one-month period since 2010. Netflix themselves blame social media and the cooling of the COVID-19 pandemic for their shortcomings. Read more
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Let’s Talk Adobe!
Everyone knows about Adobe, even if they don’t know it. Considering that the term “Photoshop” has become a commonplace word for just about every image online suspected of being fake; there’s a pretty good chance that the everyday person will know about Adobe. Adobe’s software has become a huge staple in graphic design, whether it’s… Read more
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Word Processors
College students often have to write papers. In this modern era, most college papers are required to be typed, not written. College students use word processors often, so it can be helpful to pick the right one. Two word processors commonly used at SMCC are Microsoft Word and Google Docs. SMCC students have free access… Read more
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Local Band’s New Album Rocks!
Local rock band FonFon Ru released their new album “Collapse of The Silver Dream” on Bandcamp through the label Repeating Cloud last Friday! The album was fantastic from start to finish and had loads of gusto and a ton of power, with sensitive lyrics that are not only conscious of social issues but conscious of… Read more
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Anxiety
Anxiety, as we know, comes and goes. Sometimes, it can creep up on us when we least want it. Though, for some, it’s a daily battle that takes a big mental toll on us and is hard to overcome each day. Whether anxiety is an everyday problem or an irregular event, here are some helpful… Read more
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From Reds Fan to Red Sox
Jacob Webb was the 14th round pick 406 overall of the Boston Red Sox in the 2021 MLB Draft out of Miami Ohio. Webb explained the draft process of getting from a smaller baseball school. “… I started my college career at a junior college, Sinclair Community College in Dayton, Ohio. And I played for… Read more
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