Nicole Liu (nicole-liu)

nliu30 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

Nicole Liu ('23) is an Arts and Entertainment writer. She enjoys writing reviews of television shows, films, and other similar types of media. In her free time, she likes to read and spend time with her friends.

Arts and Entertainment

Never Have I Ever Been in a Love Square

“Never Have I Ever”’s highly anticipated third season is full of lighthearted banter and cute romantic moments sprinkled with genuine depictions of teenage struggles in all of its angsty glory.

Issue 1, Volume 113

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Sophomore Caucus: Olivia Dogan and Salioudian Barry

Janna Wang, Nicole Liu

Issue 16, Volume 112

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Economics at Stuyvesant: The Place for Personal Finance?

Anisha Singhal, Isabella Jia, Nada Hameed, Nicole Liu, Peter Goswami, Zifei Zhao

Economics classes at Stuyvesant have great value, but their curriculums are too packed to do full justice to financial literacy.

Issue 14, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“All of Us Are Dead” Breathes New Life Into the Zombie Genre

A review of “All of Us Are Dead,” the newest Korean zombie apocalypse show with a unique high school setting and relatable teenage protagonists.

Issue 11, Volume 112

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Arts and Entertainment

“The Lost Daughter” and Its Message To Lost Mothers

With an unflinching and thrilling foray into the world of motherhood, Maggie Gyllenhal’s directorial debut, “The Lost Daughter,” is a success.

Issue 10, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“The Lost Daughter” and Its Message To Lost Mothers

With an unflinching and thrilling foray into the world of motherhood, Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut, “The Lost Daughter,” is a success.

Issue 10, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Did “Love Hard” Make the Naughty or Nice List?

“Love Hard” is a shallow and predictable rom-com that misses the mark when it comes to Asian representation by furthering harmful stereotypes.

Issue 7, Volume 112

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Arts and Entertainment

Old Habits Die Hard In the Newest Season of “You”

The third season of Netflix’s psychological thriller “You” is full of twists and turns and explores interesting dynamics.

Issue 5, Volume 112

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Arts and Entertainment

“Squid Game”: An Ugly Reflection Of Human Nature

Netflix’s newest Korean Drama,“Squid Game” is a suspenseful show that utilizes realistic characters and an action-filled plot to draw people in and tell a story about human nature.

Issue 3, Volume 112

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Stuyvesant’s Freakshow

Afra Mahmud, Levi Simon, Nada Hameed, Nicole Liu

Issue 0, Volume 112

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Arts and Entertainment

Do You Dare to Enter the Shadow Fold?

Nicole Liu, Suah Chung

Netflix’s newest YA fantasy show “Shadow and Bone” adds an intriguing twist to the beloved books that it is adapted from.

Issue 15, Volume 111

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Arts and Entertainment

“The Irregulars”: Another Sherlock Holmes Reimagining?

A review of Netflix’s newest Sherlock Holmes reimagining, “The Irregulars.” Art/Photo Request: A picture of the main crew of teenagers in the show.

Issue 14, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

“The Irregulars”: Another Sherlock Holmes Reimagining?

A review of Netflix’s newest Sherlock Holmes reimagining, “The Irregulars.” Art/Photo Request: A picture of the main crew of teenagers in the show.

Issue 14, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Has Netflix Finally Created a Good Live Action Adaptation With “Sweet Home”?

Though “Sweet Home” may be lacking in scare factor, its terrific characters and unique plot makes up for it.

Issue 9, Volume 111

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“Dash and Lily”: Early Christmas Present or Chunk of Coal?

Though “Dash and Lily” is not the most original show, it is still a cute and cheesy rom-com that is great for spreading holiday cheer.

Issue 8, Volume 111