has one of the best grad school programs at unr.
(see: university of nevada, reno)
reynolds school of journalism website
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reynolds school of journalism
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imo
in my opinion.
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greatness code
apple's new tv series about extraordinary athletes. episodes are really short* because the show focuses on the athletes' specific moments of their careers. here are the athletes:
(see: lebron james)
(see: tom brady)
(see: alex morgan)
(see: usain bolt)
(see: shaun white)
(see: kelly slater)
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tiktok
probably the most successful chinese platform regarding data collection from the users who live outside of china. rumors say that microsoft in talks to buy tiktok or trump will ban tiktok from the us.
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red alert 2
command and conquer: red alert 2. released in 2000 as the sequel to the first game of its namesake. it is a real-time strategy game focused on a conflict between two parties; the soviets and the allies.
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google search
an action completed using google.com to enter a search query. also said simply as "google" i.e. "to google something."
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ben shapiro
right-wing man who apparently thinks wet p-word is a medical condition. regularly humiliates himself in the public eye. (see: wap)
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instagram
free image sharing site available for almost any platform. owned by facebook and launched on ios in 2010. created by kevin systrom and mike krieger. popular site for an influencer to produce and share content. (see: social network)
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iron man
the best marvel comics superhero in existence. played by robert downey jr. in the cinematic universe.
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university of nevada, reno
(see: #449)
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snake
an animal that represents sneaky and two-faced people in turkish culture.
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nusr-et
salt bae
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washington crossing the delaware
i didn't know it was a really big painting until i saw it at the metropolitan museum of art.
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leif erikson
the first european to set foot in north america in about 1000 ce.
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indigo plant
was a mainstay of the southern economy in the 1700s because of the dye made from its leaves. indigo became valuable due to the innovations of 17-year-old eliza lucas of south carolina who developed a deep blue dye that became wildly popular.