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Christmas music and decorations flood public areas earlier each holiday season in a phenomenon known as the Christmas creep. Some stores have had decorations up as early as Halloween, according to an article from CNN.
‘Christmas creep’ is real and it starts earlier every year
Emanuel Espinoza, Staff Writer • November 22, 2023

When October ends, themes go from pumpkins, ghouls and spooks to red, white and green color schemes featuring Santa Claus, snowmen and retailers...

Opening credits of Eli Roth’s holiday horror-slasher film that debuted in theaters on Nov. 14. “Thanksgiving” has an 83% on Rotten Tomatoes and 90% of Google users liked the movie.
No leftovers for ‘Thanksgiving’, add it to your plate of films
Gabriella Groves, Staff Writer • November 21, 2023

Eli Roth, most notably known for his work on the “Cabin Fever” and “Hostel” series, is a master director of slasher films with his newest...

From left, Eugene Dehoney, Brian Bracamontes, Pye Aung and Daniel Bracamontes speak about their military experience at the “Veterans’ Student Panel: Highlighting BIPOC Veterans’ Voices” on Thursday. It was held in the Center for Inclusion and Belonging to honor student veterans.
Veterans share military experiences in student panel
Emanuel Espinoza, Staff Writer • November 15, 2023

The Center for Inclusion and Belonging hosted the "Veterans Student Panel: Highlighting BIPOC Veterans’ Voices” on Thursday in honor of Veterans...

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Thanksgiving can be stressful for some and tiresome for others, so spend time with people who value you and create new traditions to be thankful for. About 90% of Indigenous people died between 1492 and 1600, according to an article from Business Insider.
Thanks for the stress, give me a break
Ella Pearman, Staff Writer • November 22, 2023

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