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The Appeal of Reality TV: An Unsolved Mystery
The Appeal of Reality TV: An Unsolved Mystery
David Bridges chats up a storm about his favorite TV genre. Published 1/18/22. Last edited 1/13/22.
Keep The Chirps Coming
Keep The Chirps Coming
Ben speaks on the topic of how much fans should be able to distract opposing teams and the benefits of trash talking. Published 1/18/22. Last Edited 1/11/22
The Cycle of Negative Thoughts
The Cycle of Negative Thoughts
Sean Mckeone talks about ways in which people combat negative thoughts. Published 1/18/22 Last edited 1/11/22
Jeffrey Epstein Didn't Kill Himself
Jeffrey Epstein Didn't Kill Himself
Zoe Rakarich dives into the disturbing life and mysterious death of criminal Jeffrey Epstein. Published 1/18/22. Last edited 1/13/22.
The Disturbing Glorification of Pedophilia and Sexual Crimes in Anime
The Disturbing Glorification of Pedophilia and Sexual Crimes in Anime
Liam Crampton discusses the disgusting and predatory tropes that anime and manga has normalized over the years. Published 1/18/22. Last edited 11/13/22.
Should Sports Betting be Legal Everywhere?
Should Sports Betting be Legal Everywhere?
Jack Cavicchi discusses the current state of legality for sports betting and why it should be legalized everywhere. Published: 1/18/2022. Last edited: 1/14/2022.
The Unconstitutional Stop and Frisk Policy
The Unconstitutional Stop and Frisk Policy
Caitlin O'Regan explores the prejudiced stop and frisk policy.
Published 1/18/2022 Last Edited 1/11/2022
Twilight: The Hatred of Teenage Girls
Twilight: The Hatred of Teenage Girls
Sarah Zyba discusses how the vitriol against Twilight reflects society's hatred of teenage girls. Published 1/18/22. Last Edited 1/13/22.
Better Quality Lunch, Better Quality Life
Better Quality Lunch, Better Quality Life
Mollie Nelson discusses a prominent issue in school cafeterias nationwide. Published: 1/18/2022. Last edited: 1/14/2022.
Why People Prefer Face-to-Face Learning
Why People Prefer Face-to-Face Learning
The main point is that there are some facts about how people prefer face-to-face learning.
Run On a Track and You'll Fall and Break Your Back
Run On a Track and You'll Fall and Break Your Back
Audrey Duclos talks about the concern with students with scoliosis participating in physical education fitness testing. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/6/19.
Children of Immigrants: Problems Aren’t Just Their Language
Children of Immigrants: Problems Aren’t Just Their Language
Xhoana Cuni discusses the mental health struggles immigrant children endure as they assimilate into American Culture. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/8/19.
The Prejudice of Dress Codes
The Prejudice of Dress Codes
Amanda Powers explores the true nature and fairness of school dress codes regarding women. Published 10/8/19
The Media Blackout Surrounding Andrew Yang
The Media Blackout Surrounding Andrew Yang
Joanna Setow uncovers the media bias preventing Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang from reaching millions of Americans. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/8/19.
A Modest, Modernized Society
A Modest, Modernized Society
Nejwa Hamad addresses the hardships Muslim women endure worldwide, and offers solutions on how society can be more inclusive towards hijabi women. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/8/19.
Sleepless Nights
Sleepless Nights
Isabella Thong talks about the negative effects of too much homework on students, and discusses a way teachers can prevent it. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/8/19.
LGBTQ+ Discrimination
LGBTQ+ Discrimination
Caitlyn Enos talks about the continuous discrimination of the LGBT community from the American Government. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/8/19.
The Future In Our Education Lies In What We Least Expect, Video Games
The Future In Our Education Lies In What We Least Expect, Video Games
Priscilla Lau dives into the world of video games and talks about the positive impacts they can have on our education. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/7/19.
Toxic Masculinity: In Our Schools and Affecting Our Futures
Toxic Masculinity: In Our Schools and Affecting Our Futures
Sarah Rixham sheds light on the illness that is plaguing our schools and society without protest. She includes shocking statistics and real life examples in an effort to raise awareness and offer the reality of normalcy of this issue to those affected by it. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/8/19.
Video Games: Once Again Scapegoated
Video Games: Once Again Scapegoated
Henry Zhang discusses the continuing controversy and blame on video games and the reasons why attributing video games to acts of violence is wrong. Published 10/8/19. Last edited 10/5/19.
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