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Marvel Is Officially At Its Best When It's Not Afraid To Rewrite The Past | Review

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By Molly Freeman Verified
| MovieWeb Verified
Since the official television branch of the Marvel Cinematic Universe launched in 2021, the TV side of the franchise has had its ups and downs. But WandaVision, Agatha All Along, and the conclusion of this television trilogy, VisionQuest, are proof that a Marvel TV show can deftly mix superhero action with thoughtful explorations of grief and identity to great effect. Put simply, VisionQuest is Marvel TV at its best.
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When the university talks about a $19 million deficit, students deserve to know what comes next

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By Molly Freeman Verified
| The Maine Campus Verified
OPINION: The University of Maine is facing a projected $19 million structural budget gap, and faculty retrenchments and staff layoffs are expected to be part of the university’s response. What does this mean for us students? In their Sept. 17 letter to faculty and staff, the Office of the President said that operating costs have grown faster than appropriations and tuition revenue.
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The Fall Equinox resembles constant change in college

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By Molly Freeman Verified
| The Maine Campus Verified
OPINION: College has made change feel way less abstract. There is no shortage of opportunities to compare who you were at the beginning of this journey with who you are becoming. It is a series of small goodbyes each asking you to become more comfortable with uncertainty and more certain that you can handle what comes next. Growth can and will feel like loss. All those aforementioned endings are disguised as ordinary transitions.
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