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President Trump is released from hospital

President Trump is released from hospital

Shravani Daptardar, Senior Editor October 26, 2020

As Covid-19 cases continue to rise around the world and with the 2020 election almost here, a lot has been going on in the nation.  Recently even bigger things came up when the President of the United...

Continuous rage over mask worldwide. Why is this happening?

Continuous rage over mask worldwide. Why is this happening?

Amanda Haye, Staff Reporter October 13, 2020

Baseball player Aubrey Huff announced on Twitter that he was no longer going to wear a mask inside any business on June 23, 2020. He states “it's unconstitutional to enforce.”  Most states in America...

The first debate was not a debate

The first debate was not a debate

Cameron Jacobs, Editor October 12, 2020

Sparks flew on September 29th at Case Western University in Cleveland, Ohio during the First Presidential Debate as both men spoke over one another and the moderator. The debate between President Donald...

Biden dominates the first debate

Biden dominates the first debate

Faith Arcuri, Senior Editor October 12, 2020

Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden battled President Donald Trump in the first 2020 Presidential Debate on Tuesday September 29, and prevailed due to his calm, professional demeanor throughout...

Protesters continue to demand justice for George Floyd

Protesters continue to demand justice for George Floyd

Hailey Almonte, Senior Reporter September 29, 2020

Monday, May 25th of 2020, marks the day that a 46-year-old innocent black man was arrested and killed by four police officers in Minneapolis, Minnesota. That man was George Floyd.  George Floyd was...

Navy officer fired for writing a letter

Navy officer fired for writing a letter

Britney Amankwah, Staff Reporter April 27, 2020

On April 3, 2020, Captain Brett E. Crozier, commanding officer of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, was fired for writing a letter to his superiors demanding more help because coronavirus was spreading rapidly...

The ADA needs enforcement

The ADA needs enforcement

Alivia Stonier, Staff Reporter April 27, 2020

It is a regular afternoon in my town and I decide I want to grab a tea or coffee, yet in order to do so my mother has to lift me over a curb and a cement slab step as my sister holds the door.  Or...

“Our enemy is right here!” Why Americans should stand in solidarity with Iranian citizens

“Our enemy is right here!” Why Americans should stand in solidarity with Iranian citizens

Faith Williams, Staff Reporter January 16, 2020

Belonging to the number one military power in the world, it is ignorant of American citizens  to be fearful of Iranian “escalations”.  On January 3rd, Iranian general Qasem Solelmani was killed...

I remember meeting a girl...

I remember meeting a girl…

Alivia Stonier, Staff Reporter January 15, 2020

On December 15th of 2019 in Tullow, Ireland a small town located on the outskirts of Carlow a 16 year old girl by the name Angela Doran commited suicide on the Tullow bridge in the early hours of the morning.  Angela...

Belief in Santa perseveres

Belief in Santa perseveres

Britney Amankwah and Shravani Daptardar December 16, 2019

 The Santa Claus myth can be traced back hundreds of years to a monk named St. Nicholas. Nicholas was born sometime around 280 A.D. in Patara, near Myra in modern-day Turkey.  Saint Nicholas became...

End standardized testing; protect students' mental health

End standardized testing; protect students’ mental health

Lauren Rupsis, Staff Reporter December 12, 2019

This past April, twenty students in India committed suicide after hearing their standardized test results. However, the results were altered due to an error in the software solutions firm, Globarena Technologies...

Hashtag activism raises awareness

Hashtag activism raises awareness

Taina Lugo, Staff Reporter December 12, 2019

Over the decades, since modern civilization began, really, people have been standing up for what they believe is right and just. Examples include the 1920’s suffragettes, advocating for women’s right...

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