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Tag: Jacob Nangle ’18

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Apprehending the phenomena; how teachers can handle ‘senioritis’

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As the end of the school year looms on the horizon, high schoolers face final exams and drag themselves through the last few weeks of […]

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One final laugh: is the ‘senior prank’ worth it?

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Last year, the class of 2017 pulled off their senior prank in the library by jumping onto tables and shouting until the eventual appearance of […]

Retro and Superior
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Retro and Superior

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My friends  laugh when they see my Spotify playlist. While they play Post Malone, I play Eminem. While they play Kanye, I play Chris Brown. […]

The force is strong with this one; The Last Jedi is one of the franchises’ best
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The force is strong with this one; The Last Jedi is one of the franchises’ best

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“This is not going to go how you think” utters Luke Skywalker in one of the few promotional glimpses we received for The Last Jedi; […]

Sriracha the single: as hot as the sauce?
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Sriracha the single: as hot as the sauce?

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Sriracha is a hot sauce made of chilli pepper paste, vinegar, sugar, salt, and garlic, yet it is also the ambiguous focus of Marteen Estevez’s […]

Powerschool: a furtive stressor hides in our phones
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Powerschool: a furtive stressor hides in our phones

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 On a recent Sunday morning, my phone vibrated with a notification that my Spanish grade had ‘dropped’ a bit. My teacher must had entered my […]

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Late morning bus run increases sleep schedule and student enthusiasm

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To students who struggle to wake up at six-thirty in the morning to catch the early morning bus, the recent decision to add a late […]

Diverse American Voices introduces new cultures and perspectives
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Diverse American Voices introduces new cultures and perspectives

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It is relatively safe to say that race is a prominent issue in modern society. It is also appropriate to state that racial tensions and […]

October: The month of killer clowns
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October: The month of killer clowns

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While it might sound like a scene from a horror movie, sightings of killer clowns plague the country during the month of October. The first […]

What went wrong: Why ‘Suicide Squad’ tanked critically, but soared at the box office
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What went wrong: Why ‘Suicide Squad’ tanked critically, but soared at the box office

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  Suicide Squad has currently grossed almost $730 million dollars at the box office. However, the film received a 26% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, […]

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