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Chloe Yanush

Bio: Chloe Yanush graduated from Rowan University in May 2021 with a degree in International Studies and History. While in school she also studied French and Arabic. Currently she is spending the year in France teaching english to french middle schoolers. Most inspired by Anthony Bourdain, she loves learning about new cultures and communities through travel and food. She is excited to begin a career writing to keep people informed and interested in the world around us.
Books

Tell-All Book Coming from Tiger Woods’ Mistress

Tiger Woods had an incredible career and seemingly perfect life alongside his wife and their two children until a scandal in 2009 rocked both his career and reputation. Now, according to the New York Post his former mistress, Rachel Uchitel is working on a tell-all book about her ...

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Books About Juneteenth

Juneteenth is celebrated on June 19th, in remembrance of the day that all enslaved people in America were ensured freedom. Federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas on June 19th, 1865, a full two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, to take control of the state. Today it honors ...

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Op-Ed: Anthony Bourdain, a Writer First

Many view the beloved Anthony Bourdain as someone whose career was built around cooking and cuisine, as he was most famous for his popular food and travel shows. More dedicated fans may also know of his book Kitchen Confidential, which launched his career. It is no secret that Bourdain was ...

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Music

Adenosine: The Latest Answer to Wrinkles

Adenosine is a common ingredient in many Korean skincare products, especially serums and creams. It is a naturally present substance within our bodies and nature that aids in cell growth. However, when used in skincare products it is derived from yeast. What makes it an increasingly popular product for skincare ...

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Op-Ed: A Used Bookstore May be the Answer to Your Reading Rut

If you enjoy reading it can be difficult to decide what book to pick up next. Or Perhaps you’re trying to get into reading and don’t know where to start. Maybe you’re like me and nothing in the mountain of books on your shelf is quite appealing. Whatever the reason ...

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Are “The Classics” Still Important, or Simply Outdated?

It’s likely you read at least one “classic novel” if not more during your time as a high school student. At 16 years old, it is also likely you found some if not all of them to be boring and difficult to understand. Students often read famous works like Shakespeare’s ...

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Why a Biography of Black Europe Should Interest Americans

Afropean: Notes from Black Europe, published in 2019 by television presenter, writer and photographer Johnny Pitts, explores the history and current experiences of black communities across Europe. The story is told from Pitt’s perspective as he travels to multiple cities in various European countries, from Lisbon to Moscow. He combines ...

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Music

Republicans Blame Biden, He Blames Putin for High Gas Prices

On Tuesday March 8th, President Biden announced that he was putting in place a ban on imports of Russian oil and other energy. Despite acknowledging that this ban would cause a rise in domestic oil prices for the U.S., Biden announced the ban as retaliation for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. ...

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