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A look at video game culture at Carleton

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By Uzair Khan
| The Carletonian Verified
Carleton College hosted its annual Game Night on Thursday, May 28, an event at the Cave where visitors enjoyed a variety of games with friends while also blowing off some steam during the final few weeks of spring term. In the past, the event was run  solely by Carleton College’s Super Smash Bros. Club, but this year, the club hosted the event alongside the Splatoon Club.
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We Could All Use A Little Love: Magnolia and Punch Drunk Love

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By Uzair Khan
| The Carletonian Verified
“Magnolia” and “Punch Drunk Love” are two grand narratives that showcase the power of love. Despite being directed by the same individual, recent Academy Award winner Paul Thomas Anderson (PTA),  these movies are very different in terms of their scale. “Magnolia” focuses on 10 characters, while “Punch Drunk Love” focuses on a single character. Both of them, however, have the same storyline of healing previously untended wounds.
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When should a TV show end?

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By Uzair Khan
| The Carletonian Verified
In the midst of the current TV landscape, the third season of “Euphoria” feels glaring. While shows like “The Pitt” and “Invincible” aired their recent seasons to much interest, “Euphoria” is facing an uphill battle considering that its last season came out four years ago. Even during production, much of the show’s cast declined interviews and appearances onstage for the premiere, according to Vanity Fair.
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