It’s the 1940s and ‘50s, and McCarthyism has a grappling latch on a post-war, highly vulnerable American society. Neighbors, friends and family members...
Although some people are still campaigning to cancel the infamous February 14, I would like to come to the defense of this unfairly, over-hated holiday....
Shelby Adamson, Assistant Sports/Entertainment Editor January 29, 2026
Have you ever found yourself horribly distracted by someone’s bare shoulder during your algebra lesson? Or unable to focus on schoolwork because of the...
From being arrested at protests more than five times to standing up to world leaders at the United Nations, 22-year-old Greta Thunberg’s bravery is unmatched.
Throughout...
When initially going to see “Zootopia 2” with my friends, we arrived with assumptions of a bland Disney sequel plot mixed in with some charming scenes...
Shelby Adamson, Assistant Sports and Entertainment Editor September 18, 2025
In just a few years, AI has gone from a fringe technology to an all-pervading tool used by 78% of organizations and businesses, as reported in 2024, up...
Say what you want about the SAT and ACT, but at least they don’t pretend your “group project participation grade” is a reliable measure of brilliance.
Whether...
As humanity evolves technologically, even reaching places as far as Mars, we remain extremely behind in learning how to live with one another on Earth.
In...
Doesn’t every teenage girl have two brothers head over heels in love with them, no matter how much you get in between them? No? Well, at least in the...
Calculators would rot our brains. Spellcheck would ruin writing. Wikipedia would end research. None of that happened, and AI’s no different.
Our school...