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OPINION: Hallmark movies offer sweet escape from Christmas materialism

OPINION: Hallmark movies offer sweet escape from Christmas materialism

By Alessia Contuzzi, News Editor
December 23, 2020

A lot of students struggle with mental health issues and have a hard time dealing with their mind and schoolwork.

OPINION: Students should be given ‘mental health days’ during the school year

By Ally Uhlendorf, Lead Features Editor
December 4, 2020

Cancel culture is the biggest social media fad of the decade. While bigoted behavior should never be tolerated, sometimes these accusations can be taken too far.

OPINION: We should cancel ‘cancel culture’

By Catherine Khitiri, Lead Arts and Cultures Editor
December 3, 2020

OPINION: Every year counts

OPINION: Every year counts

By Jennie Lathrop and Nikki Schachtel
November 17, 2020

Remote learning eliminates the social aspect that school provides, ruining the opportunity to make school friends and making students feel a new sense of loneliness.

OPINION: Remote learning may make school friends a thing of the past

By Isabella DeRose, Lead Arts and Culture Editor
November 12, 2020

Even if teenagers are too young to vote, they're not too young to get involved in politics.

OPINION: Too young to vote? Pick up the phone

By Samara Schiffman, Contributor
November 3, 2020

A candlelight memorial to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg rests outside the Supreme Court of the United States in Washington, D.C. Many mainstream memorials and well-wishes to RBG inadvertently overlook the central Jewish faith that Gingsburg held so dear.

OPINION: In faith, RBG will not rest in peace, nor power

By Samara Schiffman, Contributor
October 29, 2020

The final presidential debate of 2020 will almost assuredly be a disaster.

OPINION: Third presidential debate will be another disaster

By Justin Turpan, Contributor
October 22, 2020

OPINION: Where do you want to wake up? Shifting realities let you choose

By Jamie Lee Cataldi, Staff Writer
October 21, 2020

Schools should be more responsible for informing students about politics and current events.

OPINION: Politics should be confronted in schools, not shied away from

By Isabelle Farina, Photo and Advertising Editor
October 16, 2020

Cultural costumes are usually Americanized for Halloween costumes and the people love the way they look, they are not trying to make fun of it.

OPINION: Costumes are make-believe, not mockery

By Roxanne Boychuk, Opinion Editor
October 14, 2020

In an White House ceremony on Sept. 26, Judge Amy Coney Barrett was introduced by President Trump as the official Supreme Court nominee.

OPINION: The US Senate must confirm Amy Coney Barrett

By Chris Rysz, Editor in Chief
October 13, 2020

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