
Ollie B. ’25 It’s been more than three months since the beginning of one of the most celebrated events every four years. Composed of cheers, cries, goals, wins, and losses, and by […]
Ollie B. ’25 It’s been more than three months since the beginning of one of the most celebrated events every four years. Composed of cheers, cries, goals, wins, and losses, and by […]
By: Claire Z. ‘26, Sheridan S. ‘26, and Lauryn F. ‘26 Photo by Simone Summers Crystal has had yet another electric year of lip sync. Ranging from themes of Britney Spears to […]
By Lachlan G. ’24 So … affirmative action. If you haven’t heard about it yet, here is some brief background information. Affirmative action is a policy that allows U.S. colleges to admit […]
By Findlay Tarik Baker (‘25) The Baby Scandal On November 25, 2018, the gene editing industry had both a revolutionary acceleration and a scientific drawback. He Jiankui, an associate professor in biophysics […]
By Alex R. ’23, Luke I. ’23, and Jack M. ’23
By Luke I ’23 Christian Pulisic falls to his knees and despair grips each American soccer player as the dream of a 2018 World Cup qualification falls apart. America’s two-one loss to […]
By Jack M. ’23 The World Cup. Copa Mundial. Svjetski Kup. Coupe du Monde. Weltmeisterschaft. Copa do Mundo. Whatever the name, the World Cup is the biggest tournament of the world’s most […]
By Yuto K. ’23 “Vote No on Prop 27 in November” “Vote Yes on Prop 27 in November” You have likely heard those lines multiple times while watching TV in the past […]
By Ollie B. ’25 and Ethan L. ’25 After a lackluster 2021 movie season, it seemed fitting that 2022 would have a better array of films. And while there are still a […]
By Rohan D. ’25 The 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, to Dr. Carolyn Bertozzi of Stanford University, who will be sharing the prize with Morten […]