
Livvy Avignon, Chief Illustrator • February 7, 2025
School was canceled yesterday due to forecasts of severe weather, but ultimately, there was barely a dusting.

Clive Sutton, Journalist • January 31, 2025
The new president had already signed over 30 executive orders ten days into his new term.

Nolan Suraci, Journalist • January 19, 2025
Trump's second term may be as unpredictable as his first, from renaming the Gulf of Mexico to mass deportations.

Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • January 18, 2025
After disappointing remarks made during this year's PoCC keynotes, NAIS has apologized. Should we move on or let antisemitic rhetoric persist?

Clive Sutton, Journalist • January 16, 2025
Justine Trudeau delivered many of his promises, but Canada gradually showed stronger discontent for their prime minister.
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Gator Editorial Board (2024-2025) • December 10, 2024
Maintaining academic integrity while using AI ethically is the key to genuine learning. Don't take shortcuts.
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Edward Flint, Managing Editor • November 25, 2024
Russia’s influence on American politics will show just how sovereign this country is.
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Clive Sutton, Journalist • November 20, 2024
The next four years still seem uncertain for the nation. For now, all the country can do is hope for the best under new leadership.
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Gator Editorial Board (2024-2025) • November 7, 2024
The nation is on edge, and we will not allow the ugliness that has plagued America to seep into the School.
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Clive Sutton, Journalist • November 1, 2024
This year's election has been unusual, to say the least—and it could really be in any candidate's favor.
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Clive Sutton, Journalist • October 22, 2024
Both the government and the public need to take action to ensure the well-being of Floridians are effectively secured.
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Clive Sutton, Journalist • October 9, 2024
As Milton is hours away from hitting Florida, we can only pray for the safety of the residents as the storm is about to rage on.
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Nolan Suraci, Journalist • October 9, 2024
Did the VP Debate actually change anything? Or are our politicians merely repeating empty rhetoric?
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Gator Editorial Board (2024-2025) • October 4, 2024
While it's important that students stay caught up on school work, it's imminent that they'll spread their sickness if they refuse to isolate.
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Nolan Suraci, Journalist • September 25, 2024
Harris may have won more than just the night, she may have proven herself as the stronger candidate moving forward.
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Amelia Bowman, Editor-in-Chief • September 19, 2024
There was not just one mistake that allowed the Georgia shooting to take place—there were many.
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Mary Wang, Managing Editor • September 13, 2024
The School of New York Times Summer Academy made my summer unforgettable.
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Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor • May 10, 2024
Players should consider themselves lucky to find a mentor like David Argasinski.
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