Print Arts and Lit Editor, Kayleigh Swart, reviews the album Red by Taylor Swift ahead of Valentines Day, praising its relatability and its power in evoking the wide range of emotions involved with love and break ups
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Since the dawn of cinema the horror genre has continued to delight audiences across the world. Requiring humans to face the unknown, the frightening images on the screen speak to …
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Print Arts and Lit Editor, Kayleigh Swart, reviews the album Red by Taylor Swift ahead of Valentines Day, praising its relatability and its power in evoking the wide range of emotions involved with love and break ups
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Since the dawn of cinema the horror genre has continued to delight audiences across the world. Requiring humans to face the unknown, the frightening images on the screen speak to …
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