By: Aashika Mehta and Camila Angola A talented athlete is often thought of as bold and outgoing. But few seem to realize that some athletes prefer to remain hidden in the shadows. […]
Grande’s graciousness inspires girls track team
The separation of art and artist
By: Rafeea Tamboli Vincent Cirrincione. Kevin Spacey. Patrick Meehan. Three men. Three artists. Three sexual assaulters. The heated debates over whether it is possible to separate art from the artist have risen […]
Libya: Slavery in the Modern World
By: Cristina Diaz The 13th amendment may have abolished slavery in the United States, but it did not abolish slavery in the world. To this day, humans are being auctioned off to […]
On sartorial comfort and my ripped Levi’s
By: Sarah Hudes I think a lot about who had these jeans before me. In fact, one of my favorite pastimes is formulating eccentric characters who (I like to think) wore and […]
Introverts in today’s society
By: Lucy Tyrell Being introverted in 2018 is considered taboo, or as Susan Cain describes in her Ted Talk, “not necessarily the right way to go.” Being an extrovert is much “preferred” […]
Morning traffic increases due to new traffic pattern
By: Rafeea Tamboli and Pranav Nair As students got onto buses and cars to go to school in the beginning of January, they did not expect anything out of the ordinary. They […]
North implements major changes in both curriculum and policies
By: Sarah Hudes, Rafeea Tamboli, and Aashika Mehta The 2017-2018 school year included many changes to school policies and curricula, including the introduction of new classes such as AP Microeconomics as well […]
