By: Emmanuelle Feria “Sometimes you have to do what pays the bills and do what you love on the side,” an adult who had majored in engineering confessed after expressing my major […]
By: Kate Porcello In light of recent events throughout the nation, I think it is appropriate to ask ourselves the question, “What is patriotism?” Although some of the greatest events in American […]
By: Agostina Pieri & Sahana Vijay Krishna On January 13, the House of Representatives charged former President Donald Trump with “incitement of insurrection” after igniting the Capitol riots. Rightfully so, Trump became […]
By: Areej Abukwaik 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Happy New Year! While 2020 was a rough year for many people, it’s time to look forward to a […]
By: Agostina Pieri The pardon remains an increasingly heavier burden on the democratical rulebook America has abided by for 232 years. When a person is convicted of a felony, they lose various […]
By: Areej Abukwaik Get ready for pumpkin pie, stuffing, cranberry sauce and turkey; Thanksgiving is on the way! Yet something concerning is also on the way: the second wave of Covid 19, […]
By: Erin McCann Zoom classes, asynchronous work, and different cohorts are all a part of the new norm. While waking up an hour later is nice, the stress that comes from remote […]
By: Cindy Chen “I don’t want my hijab to impact my future,” Areej Abukwaik uttered as she wrapped her arms around a pink fringed pillow, chin rested on both hands, eyes fixated […]
By: Emma Weinert Going into freshman year last fall, I never would have thought that in the middle of March, I would start doing remote learning. I remember on the last two […]
By: Julia Hernandez Student Council is an organization for students to be directly involved with different events, topics, or activities. At James Caldwell High School and several high schools across America, you […]
