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Senior Year:

Senior Year:

Not as magical as the Movies
Ethan Woo, Reporter November 7, 2025

When kids are younger in high school or middle school, they don’t see the difficulties that teens in senior year have. Many kids think that senior year would be this magical moment.  Seeing certain...

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The Death of Black Friday

Where did the Spirit Go?
Jessica Hickman, Opinion editor November 7, 2025

In the past, Black Friday seemed like a consumerism rampage that never failed to overwhelm store employees. Workers are burdened by working a shift on that Friday in the third week of November. But now,...

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When Is the Best Time to Decorate for Christmas?

When Is the Best Time to Decorate for Christmas?

Kasey Garth, Reporter November 7, 2025

For many people, Christmas time is on its way. As the holiday season approaches, many ask the question “When should I start decorating?” It is widely discussed when the best time to decorate is. Is...

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Is It Worth It to Make Your Passion Into a Career?

Is It Worth It to Make Your Passion Into a Career?

Julian Noc, Reporter/Social media November 7, 2025

Passions are external forms of emotions that show how much someone enjoys doing something or how something affects an individual. A passion can be a sport, a form of art or any type of hobby. Many people...

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Pumpkin Spice

An Autumn staple or a marketing scam?
Sofia Daizadeh, Social media/Reporter October 10, 2025

Every autumn, pumpkin spice returns, sparking a debate. Is pumpkin spice a beloved flavor or an overhyped trend? Many people say that it’s a “marketing scam,” but its comforting flavor makes it a...

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The Humanization of AI

Stella Gallai, Social media/Reporter October 10, 2025

As we negotiate AI’s place in our society, it is important to consider how humanization contributes to issues with AI. Generative AI has the potential to do immense damage and good to our society, and...

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Trick or Memory?

Trick or Memory?

How has Halloween changed since we’ve been little?
Olivia Kim, Reporter October 10, 2025

In memories, the crisp, cold air tickled your skin as you tightly gripped a heavy plastic bucket adorned with your favorite childhood stickers. It was October 31, Halloween night. You were walking down...

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Why Being Basic Isn’t Bad

Jemma Johnson, Reporter October 10, 2025

It’s the first day of fall! Many are super excited to order their Pumpkin Spice Lattes and wear their new Lululemon sets to school. Before they can even sit down in their seat, someone mutters, “ugh…...

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Critics Vs. Creators

Critics Vs. Creators

Does Online Hate Ruin The Art of Filmmaking?
Sophia Dominguez, Reporter October 10, 2025

Nowadays, the development of movies has taken a toll from social media backlash and mixed reactions. Before the release date, we often see a hate train rallying up a negative reputation for a film. Whether...

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How This Story Almost Didn’t Make the Paper

How This Story Almost Didn’t Make the Paper

A Satire on Productive Procrastination
Jessica Hickman, Opinion Editor October 10, 2025

As I got home from school I went onto Netflix and started my favorite episode of Gilmore Girls before I started my homework. Before I knew it, one episode turned into ten. But I deserved the break after...

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