Mia Fessel, Staff Writer
March 2, 2023
The Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, dubbed Cop City by critics, has caused a wave of controversy, reigniting fights about police violence and Indigenous sovereignty. Cop City is a large planned project aimed at training police. It would include a mock city to practice urban warfare, explosive...
Ella Chen, Editor in Chief, Design
March 2, 2023 • Comments closed
Not even two months into 2023, California has already seen nine mass shootings that have resulted in the deaths of 32 people, according to the Gun Violence Archive. From the Monterey Park shooting that killed 11 people celebrating on the eve of the Lunar New Year to the Oakland and Half Moon Bay shootings, these incidents of extreme violence have left communities affected as...
Reese Bassuk, Sports and Caboose Editor
March 14, 2023 • Comments closed
The ACT and SAT, previously essential to get into college, have now become optional for the vast majority of universities in the United States. According to Forbes, more than 80% of four-year colleges won’t require the submission of a standardized test for fall 2023 admissions. Standardized tests...
Eliot Solomon, Editor, Features
November 17, 2022 • Comments closed
Despite a smaller space and less equipment than a regular gym, Urban’s weight room is inhabited by over 50 students. For many, Urban’s weight room is a desirable workout space due to the community. “I've definitely made friends through the weight room,” said Nobu Nitta-Mack ‘24, fitness...
Eliot Solomon, Features and Multimedia Editor
March 14, 2023 • Comments closed
With Netflix’s loss in subscriber growth throughout 2022, the streaming service is making changes to entice possible subscribers and increase revenue. Instead of prioritizing high-quality original content to do this, Netflix has made changes such as...
Jordan McCornock and Sid Goldfader-Dufty
November 17, 2022
Have you ever wondered what your grade dean is listening to when their office door is closed and their...
