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Theory & race stolen from education

Politicians discuss forbidding Critical Race Theory from education after Florida bill passes Imagine a dystopian America. One where education is regulated to be taught using less than 50 words and only 10% of history is allowed to be taught.  To everyone’s knowledge war, crime, hatred, and all things that harm Read more

By Editorial Team, 3 yearsMay 23, 2023 ago
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A High Schooler’s Worst Enemy

Procrastination, time management, and balancing classes can be a student’s worst nightmare, but with the right strategies, balancing the stress of high school is possible. It’s 9 p.m. and you just came back from work. You decide to relax and spend some time decompressing. That’s when it hits you: you Read more

By Sruthi Vivek and Ivana Figueroa, 3 yearsApril 12, 2023 ago
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A silent voice: why Asian Americans don’t vote

Asian Americans are often underrepresented in politics due to their low voter turnout. The reasons for low voter turnout can vary, but are mainly due to the language barrier and the feeling of not belonging in American politics. When I was in sixth grade, my mom would cook my lunch: Read more

By Janell Lim, 4 yearsNovember 30, 2022 ago
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How to Write a Comment That Gets Posted

Here is the two-prong rule we use in determining whether to post a comment: 1. It’s not personal to the teacher. You loved or loathed Mr. X? Great, but neither of those feelings is useful to the next person. We’ll let something nice slip by in context, but we will Read more

By Editorial Team, 7 yearsApril 15, 2019 ago
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How to approach SAT and ACT season

Oct. doesn’t just coincide with the start of fall, but also, brings about the stress of ACT and SAT tests and preoccupies the minds of many high school students.  Luckily, many colleges have begun to adopt the “test-optional” policy, meaning students are given the choice whether they want to submit Read more

By Geordan Sparber, 4 yearsNovember 9, 2022 ago
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NASA and SpaceX Send First Native American to Space

On October 3rd, 2022, SpaceX and NASA sent a crew of astronauts from around the world to the International Space Station. Nicole Aunapu Mann is one of the astronauts on the mission, Crew-5, and she’s making history as the first Native American Woman to go into space. Nicole Mann is Read more

By Kenneth Garcia, 4 yearsNovember 9, 2022 ago
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Role-playing game builds community through stories

A die clatters on a tabletop. Players hold their breath as numbers flicker across it, cheering when it stills: the wizard’s player rolled a high enough score to beat a hag! Someone clears their throat and begins to describe the mysterious opening that the hag guarded. Spread over multiple game Read more

By Amy Ren, 4 yearsSeptember 27, 2022 ago
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Student Perspective: Door Alarm Distractions

Over the past few weeks, most Bellows Free Academy students and staff have become very familiar with PA system testing issues and lack of passing time bells making for an interesting assortment of sounds throughout the day. Another contributor has been the addition of alarms to all BFA doors, minus Read more

By Rachel Ledoux, 4 yearsApril 30, 2022 ago
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Career day brings people with various jobs to Amani to describe opportunities

Career day came into the spotlight at Amani Public Charter School students Jan. 29, as numerous employees and managers arrived in the building to talk about themselves and their jobs. A few Amani Universe reporters and student government members came together in the third floor conference room to meet Lindsey Read more

By Caser Mallett, 4 yearsApril 30, 2022 ago
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New Curriculum Policy Causes Drop In Female P-Fit Enrollment

Over the course of two years, the girls of West Potomac have lost a safe space to exercise during school after an attempt at gender inclusivity backfired. Alana Yoder, senior, who took the girls P-fit class until it was removed from the course catalog, said that it was the “highlight Read more

By Carlie Erlandson, 4 yearsApril 30, 2022 ago

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