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By: Madeline Butler ’24 Vow, an Australian cultured meat startup, created what it calls a mammoth meatball in a lab. While it was not made for human consumption, the … Continue reading Cultured Meat Startup Creates a Mammoth Meatball
By: Hannah Singer ’23 In the wake of countless school shootings, hundreds of thousands of schools across the nation have taken to tightening up security measures. From investing in … Continue reading School Security Strikes it Rich, Offers Little Proof of Benefits
By: Ava Mychel Rodriguez ’24 When George Santos was running to be the U.S. representative for New York’s 3rd Congressional District in November 2022, his backstory seemed to be … Continue reading George Santos: Debriefing the Congressman’s False Claims
By: Ava Mychel Rodriguez ’24 The internet has a new obsession over an old concept: nepotism. Branding the children or relative of prominent actors, actresses, musician, producers, or … Continue reading The New Internet Craze of Nepotism in Hollywood
By: Madeline Butler ’24 ChatGPT, a chatbot released by OpenAI on Nov. 30, 2022, gained a lot of attention online soon after its release. It was designed to carry … Continue reading ChatGPT: The Future of AI
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
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
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