POTS: What book that you have read in or for school has changed, affected or taught you the most?
Lauren Liang, Staff Writer
May 15, 2018
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Trump not fit for presidency
Becky Perelman, Sports Writing Editor
May 6, 2018
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President Donald J. Trump’s presidency has gotten off to a rocky start. The White House has already been hit with countless controversies and scandals. Trump has been sued more than 135 times since taking office. He has been accused of treason and collusion with Russia, and called a bigot for h...
Senioritis: it’s more than just laziness
Ani Mathison, Photo Managing Editor
April 30, 2018
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Senior Slide? This senior has officially slid. I’m writing this article about three weeks past the deadline, to give you a nice image of where I’m at in life. On the first day of Freshman year, I heard two seniors talking in the hallway. “I’m not gonna do sh*t” this year,” one of them s...
News source biases prevent helpful political discourse
Graham Krewinghaus, Contributing Writer
April 30, 2018
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In the era of President Trump everyone has something to say. However, we often fail to see the whole picture due to our biases. When we rant about climate change or immigration, chances are the ones listening share our ideas. When we check Facebook for an article about Trump’s latest tax cuts,...
POTS: If you could uninvent any invention ever made what would it be?
Jade Kwitkiwski, Staff Writer
April 28, 2018
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Sex education curbs teen pregnancies
Grace Gutterman, Contributing Writer
April 27, 2018
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By June of 2018, the Trump administration will cancel the funding of programs connected to the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program [TPPP], meaning that the 81 projects that have reduced unprotected sexual activity, STIs, teen pregnancy and other issues related to sexual health will no longer exist, as...
Stigma around periods produces undue shame
Sarah Groustra, News Managing Editor
April 26, 2018
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I understand the aversion. If I had the privilege of missing out on the sight and smell of menstrual blood, I would avoid it like the plague. I’m squeamish when it comes to fluids of any kind. To be honest, I would not be too keen on writing an article about any of my other bodily functions. But ...
Where can students at the high school legally park?
Ella Kitterman, Izzy Gonzalez, and Lauren Mahoney
April 5, 2018
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What is the best class to take at the high school?
Rachel Lee, Staff Writer
April 5, 2018
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POTS: What is something that never fails to amaze you?
Rachel Nguyen, Staff Writer
March 29, 2018
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POTS: What would you say is the biggest global issue?
Tina Little, Staff Writer
March 27, 2018
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Masculine gender norms promote aggressive behavior
Dana Ebralidze, Contributing Writer
March 24, 2018
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Violent actions being associated with masculine strength often leads to men acting out in extreme ways to fit in. By the time they are finished with elementary school, it will be drilled into young boys’ heads that in order to be worthy of being called a man, they must be aggressive and tough. Al...
