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Ye: Should He Be Cancelled?

Rohan Muni, Journalist • March 4, 2025

Ye should be held accountable for what he says. But why punish and ban him when we could educate him?

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“Heretic:” A24 Strikes Again!

Amelia Bowman, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief • November 14, 2024

Sometimes the most unsettling monsters aren’t the ones lurking in shadows but the ones we quietly empower.

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Op-Ed: Gatsby and The American Dream

Mary Wang, Editor-in-Chief • September 19, 2024

The American Dream has been the driving force for many immigrant families as they first arrived; but the recent retelling of this theme in many Gatsby works tell a different side of the story.

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View the Moon for Mid-Autumn Festival

Mckinlee DePaola and Mary Wang • September 19, 2024

Enjoy the beautiful moon this week and spend some time with family!

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Artists For Humanity Lights Up the Solarium

Mckinlee DePaola, Journalist • May 29, 2024

This year’s Artists For Humanity (AFH) Team constructed lily pads to be hung in the solarium. This group of juniors and seniors worked for few weeks before the construction started, and this...

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Quiz: Where Do Students Hang Out at School?

Madeleine Pogoda, Senior Journalist • May 22, 2024

In this article, we’ll explore the most popular spots for students to hang out on campus.

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Feuds Ignite a Competitive Frenzy in the Rap Game

Gabe Cohen, Sports Editor • May 5, 2024

The Hip-Hop world has been in a frenzy recently—and it’s not for the reasons most fans would anticipate. Popular hip-hop artist Future and producer Metro Boomin dropped their highly anticipated...

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Confront Climate Culture Complacency

Will Lawson, Journalist • April 11, 2024

Warming is a global issue, and everyone needs to do their part to slow down global warming.

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Kentucky Basketball Takes a Hit, But is it All Calipari’s Fault?

Gabe Cohen, Sports Editor • April 10, 2024

Is Calipari partly at fault for creating such a successful one-and-done culture? Yes, but...

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“The Plague” by Albert Camus: The Anatomy of Hope and Resilience

Cathy Wu, Outgoing Executive Editor • March 5, 2024

By depicting the sudden outbreak of plague in the small town of Oran, Camus presented various reactions and behaviors of people in the face of disaster.

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Exploring Vietnam Beyond Preconceptions

Cooper Horn, Journalist • February 23, 2024

Pulsating with life and heritage, it struck me how misconceived Vietnam's image often is in the mainstream American narrative.

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A Deeper Look into Kubrick’s Masterpiece ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’

Amelia Bowman, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief • February 8, 2024

Known for its sparse dialogue, pioneering special effects, iconic soundtrack, and philosophical symbolism, '2001' continues to leave critics and viewers grappling at its loose ends.

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