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Volume 29, No.4: The fourth six weeks of the 2023-2024 school year
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Volume 29, No.2: The second six weeks of the 2023-2024 school year
“Are you a twin?”: A bond beyond biology
“Are you a twin?” That is a question that has followed my twin brother and I for almost our entire 17 years of life on Earth. I can sense that question a mile away from the hesitant stare that dawns someone’s face or their anxious “uhms” and “ahs”, at least […]
Review: 1541
I recently discovered a small homely cafe called 1541. It’s tucked away in a little nook, but it has an amazing outside seating, making it an amazing spot for the fall and spring seasons. I went inside with my mother, and the smell of coffee filled my nose. It was […]
The Anonymous Feeling
India is the home I’ve never fully known. India is a pocket of the world that I’ve only visited a handful of times, and everything I remember about it feels otherworldly. After living in one place all my life, visiting a place that is not only starkly different but is […]
Women In STEM: Representation Matters
I have always been interested in pursuing a career in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math–otherwise known as STEM. As a three-year-old, when asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, I replied “a doctor” without hesitation. My response would surprise those around me, and I couldn’t understand why […]
Not-So-Great Expectations
By May Sarin On a school night, with an inexplicable lack of homework and a mini-surge of “senioritis”, my mom suggested we watch “The Banshees of Inisherin.” The trailer had put a giddy smile on her face, and she assured me it was a funny movie with superb acting. […]
Pinocchio: The Dark Magical Spinoff You Didn’t Know You Needed
If you take Netflix’s new animated feature, Pinocchio, and boil it down to its fundamental purpose, it answers this question: “What if we took a beloved—or maybe not so beloved—childhood character, and put them in the darkest, most polar environment imaginable?” Now, I and many other teenagers only know the […]
