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Midterm Madness Part II: What to Know

Kian Nassre, Web Editor • October 25, 2018

Will the House of Representatives flip on Nov. 6? Are Democrats doomed in the Senate? In Part II of Midterm Madness, I will explain the various political battlegrounds of 2018 from a macroscopic view....

2018 midterms could double the number of African American governors in American history

Kian Nassre, Web Editor • October 22, 2018

Former NAACP leader Ben Jealous, former Georgia Assembly Minority Leader Stacey Abrams and former Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum are all running for Governor in Southern states in 2018. All of them are...

Midterm Madness Part I: What’s Going On

Kian Nassre, Web Editor • October 17, 2018

In light of the upcoming midterm elections, I will be writing a series of articles explaining various aspects of the election season. Part I will inform readers on several key issues that have defined...

2018 Voter guide

Eli Gordon, Staff Writer • June 4, 2018

While some people believe that voting in local elections is less important than voting for president, local politics can actually have a greater impact on an individual’s life. Because of this, I encourage...

Top Picks of the 2017 Academy Awards Nominees

August Ackley • April 3, 2018

Intro: 2017 was an exceptional year for movies that explored themes of identity, societal structures, and relationships. There were comedies like “The Big Sick,” dramas like “I, Tonya,” and animated...

Students New Year’s resolutions for 2018

Tikloh Bruno Basaing, Sports Editor • January 30, 2018

YUDI FENG ‘20 My New Year’s resolution is to be more present in my family, regarding spending more time with my mom and my brothers. This means for me to spend less time alone in my room and to...