It’s an early morning, and the sun is just slipping above the horizon. Even as cold and early as it is, students are making their […]
Category: Opinion
SATIRE: The College Board stuns with “not-for-profit-no-more” announcement
By Elizabeth Hoerter ’25, Executive Editor-in-Chief, and Joanne Zhang ’25, Editor-in-Chief For students across the nation, the SAT, Advanced Placement Program, BigFuture, and Bluebook are […]
REVIEW: Surprising snubs and victories: The Golden Globes 2025
On January 5, 2025, CBS hosted its 82nd Golden Globes (also known as the Globes) ceremony, where many of the most acclaimed and talented Hollywood […]
Pay to play: should students pay for high school games?
As you approach the Hunnewell Field on a crisp Friday night, the sound of whistles cuts through the air, cheerleading chants echo across the track, […]
SATIRE: A new food fight emerges for the freshman
The underclass says it’s for food, and the upperclass says it’s for war: these days, the high school cafeteria has become more of a battlefield […]
Pop quizzes: A pop of terror
Students enter the classroom, homework ready, expecting a lecture. Instead, the seats are in rows and the teacher tells them to quickly choose a desk. […]
The high school’s AI policy: Too restrictive? Too open? Just right.
I grip my pencil tightly as I scribble down what can only be described as a rudimentary summary of what I studied the night before. […]
The harsh reality of your fight: protesting on college campuses
On April 17, a group of students at Columbia University established an encampment of tents on the campus’s East Butler Lawn, calling for the university […]
Renaming finals week: a pointless change
Students sit in precise rows. Feet anxiously bounce. Eyes hastily scan. Students hear the dreaded line: “Five more minutes.” Kids give their friends uneasy glances […]
What does good government look like?
2023 has been a year to forget for the House of Representatives. On January 3, at the opening of the 118th United States Congress, the […]