Zeke Vanguardia ’27 EE Staff Writer Ever wondered why those “Slime Recipe NO BORAX” videos never truly lived up to their name, often leading to a soupy solution left next to the…
Zeke Vanguardia ’27 EE Staff Writer Ever wondered why those “Slime Recipe NO BORAX” videos never truly lived up to their name, often leading to a soupy solution left next to the…
Aditi Jabitapuram ‘27 EE Staff Writer The rise of technology and a new era of Artificial Intelligence has had many beneficial impacts on classrooms. Teachers are able to create lesson plans to…
Nessah Smith ’28 EE Staff Writer Around the world, society has been experiencing a revolution with artificial intelligence. Research has shown that this technology is consumed more in higher income countries. No matter…
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Editor-in-Chief After three unusually mild winters, this season felt like a shock. Snow days stacked up, temperatures plunged, and winter seemed to stretch endlessly across the Northeast. In…
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Luke Bartolo ’27 EE Staff Writer Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. This article is not meant to provide medical advice. If you are in crisis, please see a doctor or…
Maura Brunt ‘27 EE Staff Writer While finals are around a month away, studying is a vital and effective part of doing well in school, so that you can end the year…
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Co-Managing Editor When it comes to mastering the art of food, few institutions carry as much weight—or whisk—as Le Cordon Bleu. Founded in Paris in 1895, the school…
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Co-Managing Editor In an era dominated by rapid technological advancements, biohacking stands out as one of the most intriguing, yet controversial, trends reshaping how we view human potential….
Ria Beri ‘27 EE Co-Managing Editor For centuries, women have made groundbreaking contributions to science, yet they remain underrepresented in STEM fields today. Despite progress, gender disparities persist, creating barriers that continue…