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Is It Safe to Call Chess a Sport

Is It Safe to Call Chess a Sport

Akhil Bollimpalli, Online Editor March 2, 2025

We’ve all been there—hanging out with friends, bored out of our minds, unsure what to do. Eventually, someone defaults to one of the most classic questions in the “bored teenager” handbook: What...

Double Pump, Or Strait To The Dump

Double Pump, Or Strait To The Dump

Akhil Bollimpalli, Online Editor March 2, 2025

BOYS. There’s only one thing to say: Double Pump is back. Do you feel that? That rush of nostalgia? It’s like the fortnite gods said, “Alright, let's give the people what they’ve been begging...

The Nightmare Before Christmas

The Nightmare Before Christmas

Elizabeth Kratenstein, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief December 29, 2024

Does The Nightmare Before Christmas make you jittery or jolly? Is it creepy or comfy? At its heart, is The Nightmare Before Christmas a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie? This question holds major implications:...

College Board: The Monopoly on Education

College Board: The Monopoly on Education

Aryan Shenoy, Opinion Editor November 15, 2024

The College Board, the multi-billion-dollar entity responsible for the SAT and AP exams, presents itself as a key player in students' journey toward college admissions. It touts its nonprofit status, claiming...

A Bite Too Many: Apple Has Gone Too Far

A Bite Too Many: Apple Has Gone Too Far

Akhil Bollimpalli, Staff Writer June 3, 2024

Imagine saving up your hard-earned money from your part-time job, only to find out that the latest iPhone costs more than your entire savings. Or perhaps, you aspire to become a content creator, and the...

Keep Calm. You're on the Right Track!

Keep Calm. You’re on the Right Track!

Emily Tian, Online Editor-in-Chief April 27, 2024

A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon a staggering statistic: 60% of college students lied in some way on their college applications. Only a third of these students were caught by admissions officers. As...

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