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Swifties pay outrageous ticket prices

Swifties pay outrageous ticket prices

Elizabeth Nixon, Senior Reporter October 31, 2023

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is breaking the music industry. From the thousands of people entering stadiums around the world to the 2.3 magnitude earthquake in Seattle during one of her shows, the world...

Escaped convict taken down by K9 Yoda

Escaped convict taken down by K9 Yoda

Samara Dias, Senior Reporter October 16, 2023

Earlier this month police finally captured Danelo Cavaclante, an escaped convict who had spent almost 2 weeks on the run, all thanks to K9 officer Yoda.  Yoda is a four-year-old Belgian Malinois who...

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Hollywood has its own rules

Sydney Connolly, Staff Reporter March 2, 2023

Forty-eight-year-old Titanic star, Leonardo DiCaprio, is facing major backlash for his alleged relationship with nineteen-year-old model, Eden Polani. Sadly, this isn’t too surprising in Hollywood. Throughout...

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Adnan Syed freed

Jaylen Kinnie-Bethea, School News Editor March 2, 2023

September 19, 2022, at the age of 41 Adnan Syed was released into home detention after it was found that prosecutors failed to turn over key evidence in the murder case against him in 1999. In 1999...

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Persecution overshadows the World Cup

Jaylen Kinnie-Bethea, School News Editor March 2, 2023

The 2022 FIFA World Cup will be held in the middle eastern country Qatar and has been one of the most controversial World Cups ever. Qatar is a religious country with an official religion which is Islam....

January 6th has impacted other countries

Alastor DaSilva, Staff Reporter March 2, 2023

Just two days following the two-year anniversary of the infamous January 6th capitol storming, Brazil took a page out of America’s book. Both nations are large, global superpowers in the Americas, and...

ChatGPT speaks for itself

ChatGPT speaks for itself

Xaiver Bolanos, Staff Reporter March 2, 2023

Artificial Intelligence, which until recently was only available to the public through fictional stories or news articles about pieces of technology developed in labs with restricted access, has been taking...

Family found with 106 cats in their Connecticut home

Family found with 106 cats in their Connecticut home

Samara Dias, Staff Reporter February 17, 2023

In June 2022, 106 cats were removed by animal control from a home in Winchester, Connecticut. James and Laura Thomen, the residents of the home and grandparents of two children, ages ten and six, and Marissa...

Vendor Provides “Unintentional Insensitivity” Black History Month Menu

Vendor Provides “Unintentional Insensitivity” Black History Month Menu

Na'Kaylah Rocca, Staff Reporter February 17, 2023

At Nyack Middle School, students had been served chicken and waffles with a side choice of watermelon for dessert. This had been on the first day of Black History Month.  WABC-TV had stated that the...

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Teachers must maintain a professional line on social media

Eliviah Schroeder, Staff Reporter February 13, 2023

A Champion High School teacher resigned after admitting to sending and receiving distasteful and indecent messages through text social media to a student.  “When confronted with the allegation, the...

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Cyberbullying is getting worse

Elizabeth Nixon, Staff Reporter February 13, 2023

On January 23rd, former Australian tennis star, Jelena Dokic replied to sickening comments about her body left on an Instagram post. This is only one example out of the thousands of daily occurrences of...

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Quiet Quitting is not slacking

Isabella Gilchrist, Staff Reporter February 13, 2023

Quiet quitting, soft quitting, whatever you want to call it, is not slacking. Quiet quitting is receiving backlash, that quite frankly is not deserved. People say Quiet Quitting is just plain lazy, but...

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