Welcoming the New Year
On January 1, 2021 by Harmony Sheftall2020 was a year no one expected and has left all at a loss for words to describe the shambles of events that have unfolded. We have all laid witness to a global pandemic, a national racial equality movement, and a heated presidential election, all of which has left America split into two. Finally, the
Spiderman: Miles Morales
On December 14, 2020 by Samuel McElroyIn recent years, Miles Morales has begun to take the spotlight as one of the more popular spider men due to movies such as Spider Man: Into the Spider-verse, the animated spiderman series, and comic books such as Spider man: Miles Morales. With the rising popularity of Miles he was bound to get his own
The Queen’s Gambit: a Review
On December 10, 2020 by Julia Weber“The Queen’s Gambit,” on Netflix, has been in the top ten most watched movies and TV shows in the US every day since it came out on October 23. The seven episode limited series was named after a classic chess opening, and was based on a novel by the same name. It has gained popularity in the US, the UK, and Russia. It is currently the most watched limited series on Netflix, and has been watched by hundreds of millions globally.
How Much Do Our Teachers Truly Remember From High School?
On December 9, 2020 by Hannah HumphreysAlmost everyone has had some form of general education at some point in their lives. As a kid, school is a fun activity that allows you to socialize with other students your age. However, as your education progresses, it becomes less of a fun treat, and more of a chore that must be done. At some point, you may have wondered if what you’re doing will really help you in the “real world”. Fortunately for you, we have the answers right here.
Pfizer vs. Moderna: mRNA Coronavirus Vaccine
On December 4, 2020 by Julia WeberAs of December 4, 2020, there are two separate mRNA vaccines on the market to cure COVID-19. Before we get to the difference between the two, let’s learn a little about them.
The Pink Tax
On November 30, 2020 by Alyssa BartonAre you a woman or identify as one? Do you buy products marketed towards women rather than men, like toiletries, clothes, and accessories? Are you aware of the significant price difference in “men’s” and “women’s” products? This price difference is known as the Pink Tax, and just like the name suggests, it refers to the
Voting at 16?
On November 30, 2020 by Julia WeberThere has always been, and probably always will be much controversy around lowering the voting age. In 1971, when the voting age was lowered from 21 to 18, many people were still opposed it, and it took thousands of rallies and tons of persuasion to convince the government to add the 21st amendment making it
Sloth vs. Harpy Eagle
On November 30, 2020 by Hannah HumphreysSince time immemorial, there has been a conflict existing between predator and prey. Never before, however, have we seen two contestants within this gladiatorial ring so widely respected and adored by animal lovers. So, what is better, the serene turtle-like mammalian; or the avian brute of the Amazon? The serene turtle-like mammalian also known as
Thanksgiving 2020
On November 30, 2020 by Julia WeberWhat are your plans this Thanksgiving? While it may seem tempting to forget about the coronavirus and see your extended family, if everyone were to do that, we would see a humongous spike in cases nationwide. When you imagine Thanksgiving, you probably think of an enormous turkey with enough side dishes to feed your
Emily Harrington’s Record Setting Ascent of El Capitan
On November 30, 2020 by Julia WeberEl Capitan is a three thousand foot tall, nearly vertical slab of granite. It draws thousands of climbers there every year in attempts to scale it. Each year, over a hundred climbing related accidents happen in the Yosemite area. El Capitan was once deemed an impossible mountain to climb, but has since been scaled by