The United States of America was built on the promise of opportunity.
However, for centuries, that promise was denied to many.
Laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1964 acknowledged the systemic barriers...
Zoha Suteria, co-opinions editor November 22, 2024
I’ve rewritten this column more times than I’d like to admit.
Perfectionism has a way of drawing out indecision and hesitation, placing relentless pressure to polish, refine, and revisit every aspect...
Most students spend their summer attending camps, playing sports, or even working a job, but for some, they spend their time at school. Some students, like sophomore Gabe Etinger, want to continue their...
Junior year is, infamously, the hardest year in high school.
Now, as a junior myself, this popular belief has become my reality. With an increase in schoolwork, college suddenly appearing on the horizon,...
Let’s face it: this school year is weird. We never thought our whiteboards would project half our classmates’ faces, we likely didn’t expect to have Owls in the classroom and we had probably never...
How many more times do we have to say it? We need more sleep and less homework.
As a junior, I find myself drowning in the work I have to do, the amount of notes I have to take, and the amount of tests...
This marks my third semester being a peer mentor or P.E. Leader for an a Adapted P.E. (APE) class, a course modified for a variety of students based on their abilities. It’s taught by Tori Kelliher and...
The student’s eyelids begin to flicker shut and her elbow slips as she is magnetically pulled into her desk’s center of gravity. Suddenly, the classroom door clicks shut and the student catches herself...
The only thing louder than my childhood dinners was me at my childhood dinners. Cramped around a too-small dining table, my large family would sit and eat. Conversations splintered off into several smaller...
Ellie Ruos, asst. features editor December 22, 2017
Junior Lily Dolan sits down to take her next round of ACT tests, hoping to score a few points higher than last time in order to receive a scholarship from her dream college that she knows her family wouldn’t...
The lunch bell rings and a steady stream of students walk into a department office looking for teachers to explain incorrect quiz questions, plead for additional points or turn in late work. While all...
Pointless. Boring. Useless. More than once, I have heard kids in the hallways or at lunch describe school as a complete waste of their time. And let’s be honest, a lot of you who are reading this probably...
