This semester the California Faculty Association—the union for the California State University system, where I currently teach—voted to strike for better salaries, more sustainable workloads, paid leave, and in response to ongoing health and safety issues, among them poor conditions for lactating faculty. Many campuses are striking this week. CFA repres… ncG1vNJzZmiZnZa7pa3MqKWtnZljwLau0q2YnKNemLyue89oqK6hpKm2r7OMrZ%2BeZZGZt7a6wq1koa2jqbmm

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Welcome to Girl Culture, the newsletter where Caroline Siede examines pop culture, feminism, and more. Learn more about Girl Culture’s mission here If there’s one good thing about being sick for two weeks, it’s that you get a lot of time to catch up on ridiculous movies and TV. (Hello six seasons of Survivor.) And since things have been a little quieter on Girl Culture than I intended recently (something I very much intend to change in the coming months), I thought this was the perfect time to delve into one of my biggest 2023 rom-com blindspots: Anyone But You.

This column is “Re-release this,” which will focus on games that aren’t easily available, or even available at all, but should be once again. Previous entries in this series can be found through this link. Square is and was primarily known for their role-playing games. They’re a major publisher at this point, with subsidiaries they’ve both formed and purchased over the years, but that centerpiece, Square? JRPGs has been their thing forever.

As a Person of Criterion Experience, I don’t “watch movies.” I engage with cinema. Only the finest cuts of meat satisfy my refined palate for motion pictures. There’s nothing like donning my velvet robe, swirling a glass of Merlot, firing off an abusive tweet to Dr. Mehmet Oz, and browsing the offerings on the Criterion Channel’s homepage.  For those of you who don’t know what Criterion is, pretend your Netflix subscription had an MFA and was wearing a turtleneck.