By Ryan S. ’22 There are few events in American society that galvanize the friendly competition of coworkers, families, and friends quite like the NCAA Basketball Tournament every March. Around the start […]
Is There a Method to the Madness? How to Pick the Optimal March Madness Bracket
What’s Next in the COVID-19 Pandemic?
By Yuto K. ’23 It has been over two years since Covid-19 first disrupted our lives. Since then, there have been times when the number of cases were going up at an […]
Atlanta Season 3: Donald Glover’s Surrealist Masterpiece is Back with Full Force
By Aryav D. ’23 Donald Glover, otherwise known as rapper Childish Gambino, created and starred in FX’s Atlanta in 2016, a surrealist comedy-drama about an up-and-coming rapper, Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry), […]
Lonzo, LaMelo, LiAngelo, and the Greatest High School Basketball Team of all Time
By Luke I. ’23 Senior guard Lonzo Ball, then #4 high school recruit in the nation, secures a weak side rebound and rifles a pass to his younger brother, LaMelo Ball. LaMelo […]
“Tools to Finish the Job” – What Can The US Do To End the Russian Invasion of Ukraine?
By Rohan D. ’25 It has been over one month since Russia invaded Ukraine. Russian troops have been advancing toward Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine. A war of aggression, the Russian invasion […]
A Surprisingly Contentious Supreme Court Confirmation: Kentanji Brown Jackson
By Spencer M-D. ’25 The Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation process for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has been quite the rollercoaster, with senators up in arms arguing over what should be a non-partisan […]
Home Economics At Crystal
By Abigail A. ’23 When the words “home economics” are spoken, most people’s first reaction would be to say that it’s outdated. “Home economics” hearkens back to classes our grandparents may have […]
How Wordle Has Taken Over The Internet
By Ally A-L. ’23 One word, five letters, six guesses, three colors. Ring a bell? You’re probably familiar with, if not already addicted to, Wordle, the word guessing game fad rocketing around […]
Dogs of Crystal
By Arjun R. ’24 and Jack F. ’24 Half of all Americans own dogs. While we usually associate dogs with being home-bound, they can also be found all over the Crystal campus. […]
73 Questions with Izzy F. and Kayla D.
The Gryphon Gazette 