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Knowing When to Give and How to Grow: How Navigate a World Where We Settle For Less Than We Deserve

Knowing When to Give and How to Grow: How Navigate a World Where We Settle For Less Than We Deserve

Angelina Astic, Contents/Copy Editor April 25, 2022

As the world, society and our generation grow older, we do not always grow wiser with it. There is a lot that we, because we are human and make mistakes, allow ourselves to put up with. We see the good...

High School Isn’t Like the Movies and That’s OK

High School Isn’t Like the Movies and That’s OK

Katriona Page, Senior Copy Editor April 18, 2022

I was never one of the Disney Channel kids, the term I used for those fortunate enough to have parents who turned on “Hannah Montana,” “Zoey 101” and “High School Musical” when they came home...

Ten Songs That Remind Me of Miami

Ten Songs That Remind Me of Miami

Cayetana Jaramillo, Opinion Editor April 16, 2022

1. Oye Como Va By Santana  A perfect mesh of tropical melodies with a salsa beat that reminds anyone of warm beaches and long, hot summer days. Santana’s hit reminds me of my dad’s favorite music...

A College Admissions Anecdote: Understanding the Unexpectedness of the Process

A College Admissions Anecdote: Understanding the Unexpectedness of the Process

Allison Gould, Print Editor-in-Chief April 14, 2022

When I began the college admissions process, I could not have imagined the path it would take me down. Throughout my high school career, I had always had a “dream school,” the institution in which...

The Bloodshed for Democracy: A Letter to Russia and Ukraine From an Outsider

Angelina Astic, Contents/Copy Editor April 3, 2022

Just over a month ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin commanded members of his armed forces to invade Ukraine, wreaking havoc across the nation with ramifications felt across the globe. As tensions rise,...

Senior Year Is Unnecessarily Expensive and I Am Not Here For It

Senior Year Is Unnecessarily Expensive and I Am Not Here For It

Denise Vaque, Design Editor April 2, 2022

Do you remember when our school supply lists consisted of crayons, ziplock baggies and folders in every color of the rainbow? Every year would be a great year as long as we had our post-its and packs of...

The Soundtrack to my Life

The Soundtrack to my Life

Bella Martin, Editor-in-Chief March 10, 2022

Music has always been an extremely important part of my life. I turn on music when I am upset, happy, anxious, stressed or excited. When I am bored, I find pleasure in creating playlists. At parties and...

Senior Copy Editor Katriona Page demonstrates playing the piano.

How Playing an Instrument Changed My Life

Katriona Page, Senior Copy Editor March 10, 2022

I was seven years old when my mother first introduced me to the piano. She had played growing up and thought it was important for her children to also learn an instrument. If I didn’t take to piano,...

A Love Letter to My Younger Self: Thank You For Being You

A Love Letter to My Younger Self: Thank You For Being You

Angelina Astic, Contents/Copy Editor March 2, 2022

To start, this is, as evidenced by the title, a love letter to my younger self and all the past phases and versions of me. The ones I adore, the ones I cringe at. The ones where I triumphed, the ones where...

Dated Prevention Program: The Need to Reform the D.A.R.E Program

Dated Prevention Program: The Need to Reform the D.A.R.E Program

Cayetana Jaramillo, Opinion Editor February 23, 2022

As a child prepares to leave elementary school and enter a new stage of childhood, the education system aims to prepare students for real-life situations they may encounter. Parents grow fearful as they...

Taking a Step Back: A Book Ban Wave

Allison Gould, Print Editor-in-Chief February 14, 2022

Over the course of the 2021-2022 school year, politicians and parents alike have decided to begin a crusade of book banning. New legislation is pending that, if passed, will officially prohibit certain...

FACEOFF: Are The New SAT Exams Better Than The Old?

Samantha Elkins and Gianna Hutton February 13, 2022

Yes (S.E.): Time is up, please put down your number two pencils…or not. Starting in 2024, the College Board plans on administering the SAT exams completely digitally. Most students already take online...

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