By: Maryellen Kane When Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced his upcoming retirement earlier this year, President Joe Biden was eager to find a sufficient replacement. Biden was looking for someone who […]
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 […]
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 […]
By: Christine Infantolino Masks – A thing of the past. At James Caldwell High School the mask mandate has been lifted. Students and teachers have rejoiced with the news and the feeling […]
By: Christine Infantolino The arts of James Caldwell High School have advanced and developed significantly through the pandemic. The Fine Arts Department at James Caldwell High School include Ceramics, Drawing and Painting, […]
By: Kate Porcello At the age of ninety-nine, Betty White passed away on December 31st, 2021. Just seventeen days short of what would have been her one hundredth birthday, the actress and […]
By: Christine Infantolino As the largely debated topic of last year, George Floyd’s murder case is finally coming to a close with its trial coming up for the police officers involved. Prosecutor […]
By: Christine Infantolino & James Rizzo Previously known as Mr. Toncic, Jason Toncic upgraded his title to Dr. Toncic in December. Arguing a thesis involving language, Dr. Toncic put his argument forward […]
By: Charley Albert The World Health Organization (or the WHO) has been referencing the new variant of COVID-19 as “The Variant of Concern.” This new variant was reported to the WHO on […]
By: Olivia Abraham On October 11th, 2021, pharmaceutical company Merck submitted an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) application to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for a COVID-19 treatment pill. On Tuesday […]
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