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CHAZAN | The Minions of Madness: An Interview with Brett Middleton

By Nathan Chazan | September 5, 2017

Minions are everywhere. You know them. Those yellow things. They are cute, they are corporate, they are a bit annoying. Beloved by children and the elderly, Minions can appear in any context, constantly being cross promoted.

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Some of the most popular courses at Cornell include Wines and Vines, Cider Production and the Science of Beer. Now, instead of tastings in Statler Hall, students receive tasting kits and scented stickers.

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Opinion: Sam Oravec '21 challenges Columnist Liam Monahan '23's claim that "School Spirit Must Be Sacrificed for Public Safety".
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