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With only about 10-15 students preparing for asynchronous virtual schooling next year, Aidan Zonies, freshman, is part of the vast majority of virtual students who will transition to in-person schooling after summer. Although he thinks he will be able to ease back into regular high school learning relatively quickly, Zonies said he is still a bit anxious about next year. 

[Photo] Virtual Students Anticipate the Return to a ‘Normal School Year’

June 9, 2021
The results of the study showed that only 2 students out of 102 students who participated in the study tested positive for COVID-19 after being contact traced. All of the positive cases come from elementary schools or middle schools. There have been zero positive cases, due to a classmate having COVID-19, in all of the high schools that participated in the study.

[Photo] Wash U Study Finds No High School COVID-19 Transmissions

June 9, 2021
Tips for Coping with School Stress

Tips for Coping with School Stress

Emmie Foley , Illustrator
May 18, 2021
A trend that has recently taken off, astrology is the study of celestial bodies and how they correlate to our everyday lives. I think that astrology allows us to get to know more about the deeper reason as to why we are the way we are, Prashu Sidella, freshman, said.

[Photo] Astrology Trend Leaves Many Starry-Eyed

May 15, 2021
Many fans have voiced their opposition and protested the European Super League.

[Photo] European Super League Will Ruin Soccer

May 9, 2021
Failing to support Asian American communities during a resurgence of racial discrimination would be damaging to all communities of color, especially those that have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and subjected to the ills of racism for centuries. About 4 in 10 Black and Asian adults reported increased racial tension since the COVID-19 pandemic began, according to a July 2020 Pew Research Center survey. Comparing the severity of different communities racial history is a diversion from the universal target—white supremacy. Black and Asian communities must work to deconstruct racial biases and amplify each others voices. We are all in fear.

[Photo] Black-Asian Solidarity Necessary to Fight Racism

April 20, 2021
I am 17 years old and have had my Snapchat account for about four years. I can say the popularity of the app has decreased significantly since my middle school days.

[Photo] Opinion: Snapchat Will “Die” In Five Years

March 24, 2021
Overcrowding and mass incarceration in prisons and jails was a grave issue prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, but now these failures of the criminal justice system can become an unnecessary death sentence. The COVID-19 vaccine is theoretically within arms reach of the incarcerated and detained, so they should not have to lie in wait for impending infection. Inmates’ lives matter, and the correctional facilities they reside in should not be barriers to receiving adequate protection.

[Photo] The Case to Prioritize Inmates for Vaccine

March 19, 2021
The new Disney Plus miniseries “WandaVision” featuring Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) and Vision (Paul Bettany) premiered on the streaming service on January 15th to critical acclaim. The show is directed by Matt Shakman and written by Jac Schaeffer and boasts a rating of 8.2 on IMDB.

WandaVision Initial Thoughts

Emmie Foley, Illustrator
February 28, 2021
The choice for humanity is not whether we shall experience future extreme weather events and catastrophes, but rather what we shall do to lessen the effects of the imminent threat of climate change. Addressing the climate crisis is an enormous task put in everyone’s hands worldwide, and this is the last defining year to not allow any of our efforts to seep through the cracks.

[Photo] 2021: The Last Defining Year Against the Climate Crisis

February 17, 2021
Show yourself some self-love this Valentines Day and do things that make you happy.

[Photo] How to Get Through Valentine’s Day if You’re Single

February 14, 2021
While it is tempting to disregard the virus and attend these gatherings, it is important to remember that your actions could have serious consequences.

[Photo] Partying in a Pandemic

January 24, 2021
Schools have an obligation to prioritize students’ mental and emotional health, affording them equitable access to mental health services and mandatory lessons, events and information, whether or not the student is attending virtually or in-person. RSD and MHS must serve as role models and demonstrate that the importance of students wellbeing outweighs their academic performance, so young people may grow to value the importance of self-preservation and self-care.

[Photo] Schools Must Offer & Normalize Mental Health Days

January 24, 2021
Paparazzi have spotted influencers out in public without masks. Influencers are ignoring COVID-19 guidelines and setting a poor example for their fans.

[Photo] Influencers Choose to Ignore COVID-19 Guidelines

December 14, 2020
The Holiday Dreams Drive takes place in December; however, donations are accepted starting Oct. 1.

[Photo] Casey Organizes Annual Holiday Dreams Drive

November 18, 2020
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