Alexis Abellard ’26 EE Staff Writer It is hard to ignore the quiet return of young adult dystopian novels to everyday conversation. Books that once defined a generation are showing up again in…
Why Batman Versus Captain America Isn’t Even Close
Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief Since their rise in popularity during the 1940s, comic superheroes have captured our hearts through epic adventures, heartbreaking backstories, and bombastic non-stop action! We’ve seen almost every…
Daylight Savings & The Benefits for School
Emma Gabriel ’27 Mikayla Kouble ’27 EE Staff Writers Every spring, clocks all around the world move forward one hour as Daylight Saving Time begins. While some may see this as a negative…
Stranger Things Finale: A Diverse End to a Worldwide Phenomenon
Naima Estime ’28 Charlotte Nguyen ‘28 EE Staff Writers Stranger Things is a popular Netflix sci-fi and horror series set in the 1980s in a fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana. This show…
The Importance of Autoimmune Disease Awareness
Olivia Merva ’29 EE Staff Writer Every year, the month of March is dedicated to raising awareness about autoimmune diseases, a group of disorders in which the body’s immune system falsely attacks its…
Add Some Magic With These Lucky Treats
Lucy Karimi ’27 Kylie Manuel ‘27 EE Staff Writers Some of my favorite memories growing up have come from being in the kitchen with my grandparents, even during just random baking days….
Battling A Loss of Voice
Jude Magnotti ‘26 EE Editor-In-Chief There are a lot of things that we take for granted in this world. Our family, our friends, even the clothes on our backs. However, one of…
College Decisions
Alexis Moran ’29 EE Staff Writer Many believe that the College application process has increasingly gotten more competitive, and not always in a good way. Competition is a way of life, it is…
Team USA Bats Go Silent as They Lose Their Second Consecutive WBC Final to Venezuela
Isaac Gramse ‘26 EE Sports Writer The WBC is a very special event in baseball. Every four years, countries fight to be “the best in baseball”, and many exciting and memorable moments…
Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future: All About Women’s History Month
Audrey Wu ’28 EE Staff Writer From classrooms to courthouses, hospitals to scientific laboratories, women have beaten extraordinary odds to shape the course of history. Every March, schools and communities across the…