How Earth Day Came To Be
The success of the first Earth Day was incredible: bringing in an impressive number of people from all demographics and political parties to celebrate the environment. The idea of … Continue reading How Earth Day Came To Be
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Golden Globes Return in 2023 Amidst Past Controversies
By: Ava Mychel Rodriguez ’24 The Golden Globes are returning in 2023. The awards show, which will air on NBC and be streamed on Peacock, will be back … Continue reading Golden Globes Return in 2023 Amidst Past Controversies
Undrinkable: Flint’s Water Crisis
By: Ashley Paredes ’25 Residents of Flint, Michigan have been left with unsafe water since 2014. After years of arguments, there is still no clear solution. In 2014, … Continue reading Undrinkable: Flint’s Water Crisis
A Look at the Future: Saudi Arabia’s Mega City
By: Camryn Rayball ’23 Saudi Arabia has released plans of building a futuristic, one-hundred-mile structure, called, “The Line”. Prince Mohammed bin Salman is the mastermind behind The Line. … Continue reading A Look at the Future: Saudi Arabia’s Mega City
Chinese New Year: Origination, History and Traditions
By: Caroline Smith ’24 Chinese New Year, or as some people like to call the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival, is the most important among the traditional … Continue reading Chinese New Year: Origination, History and Traditions
Cookies and Castles
By: Ryan Barton ’24 Looking around the room, you can see hundreds of people who are giddy with excitement, staring at the rows of candies. Where does magical event take … Continue reading Cookies and Castles
Fashion Escapism in a World of Overconsumption
By: Ashley Paredes ’25 In an age of rapid growth, it almost seems as if we are growing backwards. We are stuck in a loop of fashion nostalgia, where almost … Continue reading Fashion Escapism in a World of Overconsumption
Virtual Reality Opens Eyes to Damaging Effects of Global Warming to the Ocean
By: Madeline Butler ’24 Erika Woolsey is presenting people with the damage being done to coral reefs by global warming through virtual reality. Her work provides a close view of … Continue reading Virtual Reality Opens Eyes to Damaging Effects of Global Warming to the Ocean
The History of Queen Elizabeth Corgis: The Queen’s Favorite Dogs
By: Maddox Short ’23 Queen Elizabeth II has had over 30 Corgis throughout her lifetime. Queen Elizabeth is the longest reigning British Monarch, earning Her title Sept 9, 2015. Queen … Continue reading The History of Queen Elizabeth Corgis: The Queen’s Favorite Dogs