Among foodies across the world, steak and sushi have consistently remained stand-out favorites. Both dishes have their own fans, each with its unique tastes that appeal to different palates. As a ride-or-die...
Do you Really Need Another Stanley? How Social Media is Pushing Overconsumption onto our Upcoming Generations.
By Alexandra Leinberger
After a long day at school, you wind down by mindlessly scrolling...
In the ever-evolving landscape of social media, a captivating trend has emerged. On platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, millions of people tune in to follow the lives of women who document their lives...
In a world where the concept of identity often revolves around tangible factors such as appearance and career, personality tests provide a breath of fresh air for people looking to define themselves in...
Squid Game Reality TV-Show: A Twisted Take on Capitalism
The world was taken by storm when Squid Game was released in September 2021. Within one month, the South Korean show amassed 1.65 billion views,...
This or That: Streaming Services V.S Movie Theater
Entertainment has been a fundamental need since the dawn of humanity, and the landscape in which entertainment is delivered to the audience has constantly...
Knowing basic math—like counting change and adding up the number of apples you need to buy—is essential for getting through daily life, but is it valuable to learn math to the extent that we learn...
In the complexity of the school environment, where academic challenges often take center stage, one question lingers in the minds of students, educators, and parents alike: Can Social and Emotional Learning...
Amy: No. 2 Pencils/Wooden are better
The long debate over which reigns superior, wooden No. 2 pencils or mechanical pencils, has been a continuing and controversial topic among the student body. So,...
Social media has changed the very fabric of our society.
With a simple click of a button, users are introduced to a world of actions and opinions of those living thousands of miles away. With this elevated...
America’s Deep-Rooted Hatred of the Chinese: the Effects of Sinophobia
“You’ve got the virus. We have to kill you.”
These were actual words spoken to Jay Koo, a Chinese-American citizen, on...
Navigating Controversy: Greeley's Take on Columbus Day
On Monday, October 9th this year, Greeley celebrated Indigenous People’s Day, a holiday formerly known as Columbus Day. Since 1937, the U.S. has...
