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In this second installment of a new CAHSS and Effect regular, Jessica Van Slooten recommends romance novels. “One critique of the romance genre is that the happy endings hide everything that comes after—the often...
In this CAHSS & Effect regular, UW-Green Bay Dean Chuck Rybak makes music recommendations. “What should you be listening to? Taylor Swift, obviously. In this installment, put your ears to two sources: her recent...
UW-Green Bay Prof. David Coury (Humanistic Studies and Global Studies) recommends watching “Parasite” in this CAHSS and Effect regular, “What You Should Be Watching.” By now, most people have heard about the unprecedented success...
CAHSS and Effect hosted a Q&A with individuals involved with planning the UW-Green Bay I Am Psyched! National Tour. The Q&A covers the creation of the event, student involvement and what they looked forward...
February is Library Lovers Month! UW-Green Bay Librarian Renee Ettinger writes for CAHSS and Effect to discuss how the UW-Green Bay Libraries work hard year long to earn a whole month of love. Read...
Associate Prof. Bryan Carr (Communication) recommends the Yakuza video games in the second installment of Random Encounter on CAHSS and Effect. Carr writes “in the grand arc of video game history, we are at...
For this CAHSS and Effect regular, “What You Should Be Listening To,” UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Chuck Rybak (English and Humanistic Studies) recommends Neutral Milk Hotel’s album entitled “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea.”
In this CAHSS and Effect, UW-Green Bay Prof. Cristina Ortiz tells readers why she recommends the film “Little Women.”
In this first volume of Random Encounter—the new CAHSS and Effect series—UW-Green Bay Associate Prof. Bryan Carr (Women and Gender Studies, Communication) offers monthly recommendations and musings on the state of the video game...
The music faculty put together a list of “Best Songs of the Decade” and created a Spotify playlist to go along with it. Read the CAHSS and Effect article or check out the Spotify...
