Unifying the Un-Unifiable
Biden may have won the presidency, but his opportunity to truly unite the
nation hangs in the air amidst unprecedented economic and racial inequality
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Perspectives: Is South’s new grading system working?
Two writers share their opposing views about grade inflation this year
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Can a Billionaire be Ethical?
by Arshia Verma & Katelyn Zhao, Opinions Writers graphic by Kaila Marie “What would you do with a billion dollars?” Maybe you would buy a fancy car or a giant house. Maybe you would donate your fortune to charities. Whatever you would do, a billion dollars is an unfathomable amount of money. To a select […]
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The Queen’s Gambit Review: More Than a Game
Opinions writer Briana Butera and Marisa MacDonald review a Netflix miniseries: The Queen’s Gambit
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New Year, New Me
With the new year just around the corner, it’s time to reconsider the effectiveness of New Year’s resolutions; though our goals are often unfruitful, they allow us to self reflect and face the new year with optimism
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A Promised Land Review: A Former President Protects His Legacy
Opinions writer Matan Josephy reviews President Obama’s new book “A Promised Land” and provides a new outlook on the former president and his experiences
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Burning Calories and Confidence
Workout videos promote a toxic body images profiting off of people’s insecurities
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Breakout rooms: awkward not overused
While breakout rooms might be prone to awkward moments, they are still worthwhile in that they make work much easier and clearer.
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Low on Time
The new climate countdown clock in NYC is a glaring reminder of
the effects of climate change, but who should be taking cues from this not-so-subtle message?
Perspectives: Has South Met its Social-Emotional Learning Goals?
Two writers share their opposing views about an unconventional school year
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