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Author: Brielle Aguayo
Brielle Aguayo is a junior communication major with a concentration in journalism. Brielle works for The Current as the art director and a reporter. She loves graphic design and being able to help bring the newspaper to life, with the addition of reporting. You can find her designing, writing and her other passion, taking photos around campus. Mako Media is truly a special place full of creative individuals and she feels lucky to be a part of it all.
What’s new about Taylor’s Versions?
Taylor Swift is known for her record-hits, girl-boss attitude and exceptional music artistry. She has taken on the challenge of re-releasing her old albums and calling them, “Taylor’s version.” After her album releases of Lover, Folklore and Evermore she has dominated the industry by proving not only to herself, but to her fans and even […]
NSU’s parking availability and the abandoned cars
When driving into NSU’s residential parking lot for the first time there were two things I was expecting: parking availability and an array of license plates from different states. However, what I was not expecting was the unusual abandonment of a gray car taking over the third floor. Not to mention, the parking spaces are […]
Shark Speak: How do you feel about the bone’s day trend going around TikTok?
A pug named Noodle has taken the internet by storm after his owner posts daily videos of him on TikTok either “having bones” or “not having bones.” Many fans of Noodle the pug take these daily videos as a forecast of what their day will be like. “I think it’s kid-ish, and not fully clear to everybody cause […]
The impact of LGBTQ+ community on campus
The LGBTQ+ community holds great purpose when it comes to individuals expressing themselves and feeling comfortable in their own skin, and who they are inside and out. Nova Southeastern University students who are a part of the LGBTQ+ community can be more involved and present within the community at NSU because of events, organizations, and the Diversity Student Council. There are resources and people all around campus willing to […]
It’s never too early for Christmas
Christmas is a favored holiday for many people because when it comes to holiday cheer, Christmas is about having a giving spirit. Many have a passion for this time of year not only in December, but also year-round. The question arises of whether or not it’s too early to celebrate the Christmas season. Given Christmas’s fond nature and exceptional presence I believe it is not too early for Christmas. When it comes […]
The psychology behind parasocial relationships
As a society and generationally we all have had our fair share of obsessing over celebrities and influencers relationships. We become so invested when being a part of someone’s fandom or personal life. It is as if we have put ourselves in the equation, resulting in parasocial relationships. Parasocial relationships are one-sided and can evolve into unhealthy obsessions, full of emotional disturbance affecting one individual. It is common in celebrities and influencers who people become attached to due to someone’s feelings about them exceeding their expectations. However, things are […]
Why are the “Eternals” important to the MCU?
Eternals is a monumental step for Marvel’s Phase four reveal of new movies and television shows. Previous Marvel content in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has set the stage well for upcoming films and shows being produced. “Eternals” is something that is super exciting because it will change the course of how the MCU will flow and allow for the connected storyline to progress. Marvel is in phase four of their cinematic timeline, which includes the upcoming […]
Sharks Abroad Week at NSU
Sharks Abroad Week, through the Office of International Affairs, is a special opportunity for all Nova Southeastern University students interested in traveling the world and immersing themselves in worldwide experiences and cultures. The week of October 18 will consist of events to help provide opportunities for students to gain information on how to get started on studying abroad. Due to COVID-19 policies, all of Sharks Abroad Week will be taking place virtually on Zoom through webinars. This helps provide a safe way for the organization and their partners to inform students on […]
On the bench: The Dolphins will win 6 of their final 12 games
The Miami Dolphins have had their ups and downs. However, given their newfound players, the games that take place from week six to week 18 will be promising wins for the team. My prediction is that the Dolphins will skillfully beat six of their remaining twelve opponents based on previous games they have played against them and their past records. Also, the final standings for their 2020 seasons highlight that the teams listed were at the bottom of the rankings. The teams that the Dolphins can beat are as follows: […]