Granting college students full anonymity to express their concerns over a class or professor sounds like a good idea in theory, which is why the Rate My Professor site was established. The platform has since become a haven for highly problematic student reviews that regularly contain sexist and racist undertones.
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Album Review: Mitski Creates New Synth Album Drenched in Darkness
“Laurel Hell” by Mitski is an album that uses heavy synthesizers, deep hitting lyrics, and a reflection on the effect of her sudden rise to indie stardom. It marks her first full length album since her hiatus in 2019.
Film Review: ReelStories 2022 Showcases Seven Talented Student Filmmakers
The Board hosted the thirteenth annual ReelStories Film Festival on Feb. 4, screening seven student-made short films. “Nai Nai,” “Mushroom Pizza,” and “Finding Empathy: A Glimpse Into the Life of a Paralyzed Surfer” were the standouts of the night.
Review: Paul Thomas Anderson Fuses Comedic Nostalgia and Awkward First Love in ‘Licorice Pizza’
In the new comedy “Licorice Pizza” Alana Haim stars alongside Cooper Hoffman in a treacherous 1970s San Fernando Valley love story. The fast-paced film fuses silly with the serious, as an entrepreneurial teen and insecure adult wonder if romance can ever be possible.
Best and Worst Looks of the 2021 Met Gala: Stars Fail to Follow a Theme
The 2021 Met Gala marked the return of the iconic event after it was canceled in 2020 due to COVID-19. Reporter Addison Whiten lists the best and worst looks of the night, as well as some honorable mentions.
Summer Movie Recap: Blockbusters are Back
After missing a typical summer film season in 2020, studios and audiences alike looked forward to this summer’s lineup of new releases. With a variety of films premiering to varying degrees of success, this summer signified the return of the in-person theater experience.
Film Review: Irish Love Story in ‘Sing Street’ Perfectly Illustrates Relationships Through Songwriting
John Carney’s “Sing Street,” portrays the life of a high school boy living in 1980s Dublin, Ireland, when he decides to form a band to impress a girl, and he ends up falling in love with both the girl and the music. “Sing Street” is a modern-day example of perfect storytelling, where heart and music collide.
TV Review: ‘Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father’ Depicts Impact of Age Difference
During the quarantine period, many people have spent more time with their families. “Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father” shows the hilarious stories of traveling with ones’ family member.
Book Review: ‘A Ride of A Lifetime’ is a Must-Read for College Students
The Walt Disney Company’s longtime CEO gives advice on leading with integrity in a world that is anything but a fantasyland.
Review: Tacos 1986’s New Location Brings Flavor and Energy to Westwood
The powerful duo behind Tacos 1986 has opened their second permanent location, bringing a whirlwind of energy to the west side.
