Memorial Day
by Sabrina Henriquez Currently, it is nearing the end of May and a large part of the US population, especially students and teachers, are looking forward to the long, upcoming Memorial Day weekend because it…
Category: Editorials
To Read or Not to Read…Shakespeare
by Logan Bowe For centuries, Shakespeare’s plays have captured grand audiences and encapsulated the human condition. Whether it be the nature of undying love presented in Romeo and Juliet, the thought-provoking philosophies of Hamlet, or…
Healthy Cafeteria Options
by Falyn Bonacore Teenagers preserve adrenaline by eating regularly and healthily. Considering this, a school cafeteria's main objective, primarily in high schools, should be to ensure that students remain fueled with nutrition throughout the day…
Should School Begin Later?
by Sabrina Henriquez Although school is meant to begin early in the morning, the question “Should school start later?” has constantly been asked and taken into consideration by parents, students, and even administrators throughout the…
Would More Bussing Solve the Skillman Avenue Traffic Issue?
by Logan Bowe I love being able to eat breakfast in school before first period - singing isn’t easy on an empty stomach. The issue is that when there are cars lined up for a…
The Rise of King Twit (Part 2)
by Timothy Kunken How did the deal take place? Did Elon Musk just waltz into Twitter headquarters, offer to buy the company, and get told by Jack Dorsey, “that'll be $44 billion. Debit or credit?”…
The Rise and Fall of King Twit (Part 1)
by Timothy Kunken “The bird is freed”. This tweet from infamous billionaire and public figure, Elon Musk, rang out on October 28, 2022 as his deal with Twitter executives came to a close. As the…
Who’s the Best Spider-Man?
by Chloe DeFrancesco When someone says the word “MARVEL'', what comes to your mind? Which character do you think about in a split second? Captain America or Iron Man, maybe? I know most fans think…
To Mask or Not to Mask? That is the Question…
On Wednesday, I walked to school with my sister and two of my friends as we have most every day these past two years. The five minutes it takes us to walk to school were…
The Problem with Hostile Architecture
by Alex Correa New York is not exactly a small state. New York City alone is home to more than 8.3 million people. During 2021, New York City experienced the highest rate of homelessness seen…