By Ryan S. ’22 Gambling: some sternly claim that the game is too addictive with no upsides while others enjoy the risk and entertainment. Many use the term “degenerate” to disparage someone […]
The Rise of Gambling Culture in the United States
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Ms. Isaacson Addresses Crystal’s New Anti-Racist Efforts
By Jackson K. ’21 This is another installment in a series that is being written throughout the year by Gryphon Gazette’s publishers, in which we aim to provide a platform for a […]
Renaming Public Schools: San Fransisco Attempts to Combat Racism
By Ally A. ’23 As our country enters an era of reckoning with systemic racism, American institutions are encountering a need to reexamine their histories, beliefs, and practices, as well as their […]
The Prospects for Trump’s ‘Patriot’ Party
By Jackson K. ’21 It’s safe to say that, over the past several years, Donald Trump has left a massive impact on politics in the United States. From reintroducing populism into the […]
Childhood Myths Debunked
By Jasmyn M. ’23 If you pick food up off the ground before five seconds has passed, it’s still good to eat. False. The five-second rule was disproved in 2003 by a […]
The Enigma of Bitcoin
By Ryan S. ’22 For all of the polarized misinformation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, the lies and misconceptions around Bitcoin are perhaps even greater. The leading cryptocurrency has been gaining an alarming […]
r/wallstreetbets, the GME Short Squeeze, and Misinformation
By Kevin M. ’21 Note: I am not an investment professional. This is not investment advice. With the sudden mainstream popularity of r/wallstreetbets, millions of new retail investors with no investing experience […]
Letter of Recommendation: Why You Should Eat the Same Thing for Breakfast Every Day
By Raquel W. ’21 When roaming the aisles of any supermarket, there is only one man you should be searching for. He has long white hair and goes by the name of […]
Letter of Recommendation: Hanging Out with Old People
By Jackson K. ’21 % of People Aged 18-29 Say You are Officially “Very Old” When You… Turn 85: 79% Can’t drive: 66% Turn 75: 62% Retire: 23% Have grey hair: 13% […]
Letter of Recommendation: Read the Books Not Meant for You
By Saya R. ’21 It’s probably a strange sight to see an eleven-year-old sitting on the ground at an amusement park reading. Even stranger if that eleven-year-old was reading a French parenting […]
