Steven Blackburn
Associate Editor and Custom Publishing Editor at District Administration Magazine
Writer at Screen Rant
Writer at Freelance
Screen Rant writer for anime/manga, Sonic the Hedgehog, and more. Medium writer for anime romance reviews.
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1 week ago |
universitybusiness.com | Steven Blackburn
Register NowDate & Time: Tuesday, July 15th at 2 p.m. ETAs higher education shifts toward decentralized service models and self-service student experiences, many institutions are struggling to manage the complexity of campuswide commerce, especially maintaining compliance.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Steven Blackburn
Boy, was I wrong. And I’m so glad that I was. The Shiunji Family Children episode 10 actually justified last week’s overly cliche metaphor, which felt so forced at the time that it was technically a simile. If you may recall, Ouka went up to Mt. Fuji where the man who would become her father helped his future wife who was suffering from altitude sickness.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Steven Blackburn
Normally when I review a specific anime episode, there’s, at least, one major theme that I base the entire write-up on and then explore the lesser examples, though, there are usually only one or two. But in the case of A Ninja and an Assassin Under One Roof episode 9, I actually have a plethora of themes I’d like to touch on that, I believe, are noteworthy enough to warrant a more thorough reflection.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Steven Blackburn
The Shiunji Family Children episode 9 may have finally started the story line that I have been waiting for ever since the series debuted and even given us some very exciting (read: steamy-ish) moments in the process, but an unfortunately forced metaphor is causing me to come to an opinion that I wish I never felt —I’m now hoping that Arata and Ouka do not hook up as a result of this.
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3 weeks ago |
medium.com | Steven Blackburn
Yes, while watching My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 9, I came up with my own head canon to counteract what I thought was much better than what was happening in the show, but I can say with great humility that, while what Vigilantes went with was the more cliche option, I thought it turned out incredibly well — and much better than mine. I was originally hoping that Pop Step would actually become the hero and save Koichi from the rampaging kitty bus.
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The Shiunji Family Children is killing me! Plus, episode 10 completely justified its upsetting cliche from last week. Awesome!! https://t.co/I9TGmT6cXZ
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