Reflecteur

Reflecteur – Issue 59

Posted by Stephanie Huynh | May 17, 2010

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Issue #59 of Reflecteur makes us question why we love infomercials so much (hint: the fails), how a common grammatical error turned into a living, breathing creature (so proof read), and what you get when you combine any two of the Seven Deadly Sins (we may or may not be guilty of one or two of them).

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Reflecteur – Issue 58

Posted by Stephanie Huynh | April 28, 2010

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Issue #58 features a hilarious & heartbreaking video of a young boy finding out he is, in fact, NOT a “Single Lady,” why Star Wars will never (and should never) go away, and our sincerest (read: mostly sarcastic) farewells to Saneel Radia.

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Reflecteur – Issue 57

Posted by Stephanie Huynh | April 15, 2010

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Issue #57 features Darth Vader’s best Jay-Z impression, how the film Alien would look were it cast with the Winnie the Pooh characters, the world’s first one-woman iPhone band, and digital Peeps. Plus, Matt Story shares a perspective on the opportunities and challenges of marketing via sports games.

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Reflecteur – Issue 56

Posted by Stephanie Huynh | March 30, 2010

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Peruse through Issue #56 of Reflecteur in which we discuss Chat Roulette & the possible appearance of Bend Folds, why stick figures still RULE, how commenting has evolved to more than “First!” and “LOL’s” on a YouTube masterpiece, and why hate mail from 3rd graders is still cuter than scary.  But here at Denuo, our biggest event is the welcoming of our newest Denuologist: Riley Carmen Bee, where she makes her Reflecteur debut.

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Reflecteur – Issue 55

Posted by Stephanie Huynh | March 24, 2010

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Take a look at issue 55 which highlights photography that makes you question your perception abilities, why a handful of Denuologists are bidding for mayorship all over the country (not to mention where our next paychecks are going), how Twitter has made us comfortable with shady links, and how our very own Denuologist, John Durbin, became a “Lost” sensation without even seeing an episode.

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