Teen Driving
Rachel Lee, Arts Editor
March 20, 2019
As driving has become a necessary component of current day-to-day life, it is expected for even young teenagers to learn how to navigate the roads safely. However, this poses a number of great risks for teenagers. 2,433 teens in the country between the ages of 16 to 19 were killed due to vehicle ac...
Academic Honesty: To Cheat or Not to Cheat
Sofia Reynoso, News Managing Editor
February 2, 2019
Although the room is silent, taking a test can be a chaotic moment, as you puzzle over complex equations or tricky verb conjugations. Some students decide that, instead of struggling on a question, they would rather turn to their neighbor and copy their responses. This obvious breach of academic inte...
A wave of uncertainty hits in the wake of journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s death
Natalie Jew, Longform Managing Editor
January 11, 2019
On Oct. 2, 2018, Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi disappeared after going into the Saudi Arabia consulate in Istanbul, Turkey. It was believed that after an interrogation he was left dismembered, and while Turkish investigators have concluded his death, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Moh...
Marathons: Boston and Beyond
Susanna Kemp, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 15, 2018
Junior Ellie Sloane, who is running the Providence Marathon this year, says that most people ask, “Why would you do that to yourself?” when runners talk about their love of the sport. But Sloane said that after you’ve run a couple miles, it’s fairly easy to keep going. “It gives you something...
Peter Finnerty, Staff Writer
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