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Julien Freeman’s Journalist Portfolio

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The Boys Review

The Boys Review

A review of The Boys show on Amazon Prime.

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Everything Everywhere All At Once Review

Everything Everywhere All At Once Review

A descriptive review of the A24 film, "Everything Everywhere All At Once."

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Santa Clarita Diet Review

Santa Clarita Diet Review

A review of the brilliantly written show, "Santa Clarita Diet."

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Bob's Burgers Review

Bob's Burgers Review

A review about one of the best adult cartoon sitcoms, "Bob's Burgers."

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Atlanta Review

Atlanta Review

A review about the darkly funny show, "Atlanta."

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Not Okay Review

Not Okay Review

A review about the satire driven film, "Not Okay."

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Articles

Heritable immunization of mice against Lyme disease enables ecological disease prevention

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By Joanna Buchthal, Emma J. Chory, Zachary Hill, Yu Zhou, Julien Freeman, Rudolf Jaenisch, Styliani Markoulaki, Wayne A. Marasco, Sam Telford, Kevin Esvelt, Devanand Bondage, Summer DeAmelio
| Nature
Abstract Heritable immunization is a promising approach to controlling infectious diseases by embedding immunity directly into the genomes of wild species that spread human pathogens. Here, we report the genetic engineering of Mus musculus to genomically encode a single-chain antibody against Borrelia burgdorferi, the causative agent of Lyme disease.
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How will the SAG-AFTRA strike affect the film industry in 2024

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By Julien Freeman
| The Voyager University of West Florida
The film industry has been recovering from the major losses during Covid-19 with an AMC Entertainment report stating a loss of $4.6 billion from the shutdowns during the pandemic. 2024 is going to be an important year for film and television history as the aftermath of the previous SAG-AFTRA strike will be affecting the future of the industry. We spoke to Christian Garmin, a professor at The University of West Florida, who graduated with a degree in telecommunications and film.
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Gallery night celebrates The Lunar Year with cultural traditions

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By Julien Freeman
| The Voyager University of West Florida
Gallery Night is a monthly event in Pensacola, FL where many artists come together to show off their talent with live shows and food trucks. This month, they’re celebrating the Lunar New Year with the featured artists: Akiko Yamamoto and Yen Shan Lien. Yamamoto is the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator for The University of West Florida. She wants to promote the culture of Japan with programs and workshops for many different traditions.
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