By: Olivia Latimer History: The first earth day took place on April 22, 1970. The idea began during the late 1960s when scientists and conservationists noted that our current way of life […]
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News: Earth Overshoot Day
By: Charley Albert Every year, on the twenty second of April, the people of the world take some time to think about planet Earth with all the resources and beauties it has […]
Yankees Season Preview
By: Enzo Whetton It is springtime, and with the warmer weather comes a new season of baseball. The World Series champion Atlanta Braves are looking to defend their title, but the hometown […]
School Issued Dell Laptops
By: Lia Vaiserman This past fall, James Caldwell High School students received their own individual Dell Laptop. There has since been much mixed feedback on the laptops from both students and teachers […]
Sugar Factory Review
By: Emma Weinert For a birthday celebration, I went to the Sugar Factory in New York City with a few friends last weekend. I had never been before, but I had heard […]
Was Will Smith Justified for his Actions Against Chris Rock?
By: Christine Infantolino & James Rizzo The Oscars are usually a time to celebrate the performances of actors and actresses around the U.S. This year, however, took a turn for the worst, […]
Book Review: Pride and Prejudice
By: Izabella Garcia The novel Pride and Prejudice written by Jane Austen published in 1813 is a classic read and a novel that includes many literary elements that are useful to learn. […]
In Defense of Nabokov’s Lolita
By: Cindy Chen Disclaimer: The following article contains mentions of sexual abuse and may be triggering for some audiences. The article also contains spoilers for the events of the novel. Written on […]
NFL Free Agency Preview 2022
By: Enzo Whetton The NFL season came to an end last month with the L.A. Rams defeating the Cincinnati Bengals in the Super Bowl, 23-20. Now, it’s time for the 32 NFL […]
The Met Opera’s 2022-2023 Season
By: Alexandra Li Saying the coronavirus was “rough” for the Met Opera would be a gross understatement. The pandemic shut the Opera for 18 months, resulting in a loss of $150 million […]
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