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Officer Leach builds relationships through daily campus interactions
Adria Schimmenti
Staff Writer
The Office of Safety and Security plays a central role at FSC, with campus safety personnel interacting everyday with students, faculty...
Carousel brings Golden Age classic to Buckner Theater
Adria SchimmentiStaff Writer
Carousel, a Golden Age musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, has taken the stage at Buckner Theater, bringing its timeless...
Uncovering the hidden biases beneath the DWTS ballroom
Reality television has maintained a widespread global presence for decades, with many series continuing for multiple seasons until viewer interest declines, though overall viewership has decreased in recent years. Dancing with the Stars premiered in 2005, starring only six celebrities such as Joey Mcintyre, New Kids on the Block singer and Kelly Monaco, actress on Good Hospital, who ultimately took home the very first mirrorball award.
Overworking in the entertainment industry results in low quality content
It feels like as more and more new pieces of entertainment are released, their quality just gets worse and worse. While in some cases this is due to the project itself not meshing well with audiences, the source of the other cases is oftentimes due to overworking. As social media has diverted our attention away from traditional media outlets, like film and video games, the titans of those industries have responded to the changing times by adopting an assembly line approach, when it comes to producing content.







