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2025’s Songs of the Summer

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Volume 47, Issue 1

by The Stony Brook Press
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by Liam Hinck
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The chaos of Brookfest 2023 and what we know about 2024

By Rafael Cruvinel Dec 7, 2023

On Nov. 15, 2023, USG announced the results of their poll revealing the top artists to headline the 2024 Brookfest this upcoming spring. As students’ attention turns to next year’s event, it’s fair to say that an unforgettable memory of the 2023 Brookfest was the disaster that unraveled leading up to it. 

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Soothing science: Tapping into ASMR with YouTube’s whisper community

By Leanne Pastore Dec 5, 2023

What’s more intriguing is why ASMR’s characteristic whispers, gentle tapping and brushing sounds have the power to soothe me and many others to sleep when the phenomenon bothers others. So I decided to reach out to some of the ASMR-tists I watch regularly to see if they could answer some of my questions. 

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As student loan debt continues to rise, this Stony Brook alum shares advice on how she overcame hers

By Izabella Canales Nov 17, 2023

The goal for American students is to live a debt-free life. These hopes are not only limited to the students who are unable to pay off their loans, as Americans who are experiencing the underlying issues that fiscal budget and national debt are contributing to also want a solution for the problem.

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Sea Lemon’s fresh approach to shoegaze on EP Stop at Nothing

By Layne Groom Nov 13, 2023

The Seattle artist’s newest EP, the first under Luminelle Recordings, is a diverse assortment of modern dream-pop tied together by producer and collaborator Jackson Phillips.

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AI therapy: Could your next therapist be a robot?

By Kaan Ozcan Nov 11, 2023

Think of Tess like ChatGPT, but, instead of curing your boredom, Tess is intended to support your mental health like a therapist would. With some studies showing a reduction in symptoms of depression and anxiety in its users, Tess is one of the many “robot therapists” being proposed as an adjunct to traditional therapy.

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Behind the scenes of “Shimon Attie: The View From Below”

By Sophia Trifoli Nov 9, 2023

This summer, curator and director of the Zuccaire Gallery, Karen Levitov, gave me the opportunity to intern there, helping install the latest exhibition — “Shimon Attie: The View from Below.” I documented the elusive experience of installing an art exhibition, and here’s what I learned. 

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