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Adopt a Pet, Save a Life

Elisa Crespo Mirat, Reporter January 29, 2026

Your mom is finally letting you get a dog after years of begging and pleading, as long as it is small, well-behaved, and young. To make sure the dog has all the characteristics she desires, your mom plans...

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From Gut Feelings to Feeds:

From Gut Feelings to Feeds:

Social Media is Replacing Intuition
Jessica Hickman, Opinion editor January 29, 2026

You decided to go onto your phone and open your favorite social media app. Then you watch a video: someone surfing in the turquoise waves of Fiji, living in a shack along the beach. Swipe. Someone making...

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Should We Seperate Art from the Artist?

Kasey Garth, Reporter January 29, 2026

Should artists really get more listeners, even if they have committed a crime?  Artists like David Burke, or most known as d4vd, to Ozzy Ozbourne, have committed many crimes.  But, the real question...

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Showing Up Should not Be Worth a Gold Trophy

Showing Up Should not Be Worth a Gold Trophy

Molly Sullivan, Reporter January 29, 2026

When you walk into any teenager’s room, you’ll most likely see ribbons, trophies or plaques showing their major efforts in their interests. The main question is, does everyone deserve to have an...

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Fame ≠ Political Advice:

Fame ≠ Political Advice:

Why Celebrities Don’t Owe Us Their Opinions
Riley Volman, Reporter January 29, 2026

Somewhere along the way, being famous became synonymous with being expected to comment on politics.  Society tends to scrutinize celebrities, treating every little thing they do as front page news....

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Is Christmas Still a Religious Holiday?

Is Christmas Still a Religious Holiday?

Jessica Hickman, Opinion Editor December 12, 2025

For centuries, the Christmas holiday was defined as a primarily religious holiday of the Christian faith, celebrating the story of the nativity and the birth of Jesus. Traditionally, this was honored by...

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Academic Competition:

Academic Competition:

Good or Bad?
Walter Kim, Reporter/Social Media December 12, 2025

Another boring day: you walk into math class, write down the homework, and prepare for the lesson. Your eyes scan the class as your teacher begins to slowly hand out the scores from a recent test. Immediately,...

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Semester Wars: When Should the Winter Semester End?

Semester Wars: When Should the Winter Semester End?

Before Winter Break
Izzy Tholan, Reporter December 12, 2025

Finals are always a very stressful time for students. Some schools debate whether finals should be taken before or after winter break. Having finals before winter break offers several key advantages...

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Are Teens Losing Their Childhood Too Quickly?

Adele Chen, Reporter November 7, 2025

As a child, many yearn to grow up. As an adult, they wish they kept their childhood.  Nowadays, it is common that teenagers seem much more adult-like than the teens of past generations.  This is...

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