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Leroy Jing, News Editor
February 26, 2026 • No Comments
The United States conducted a military operation in Venezuela in January that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. The U.S. government said the action was aimed at enforcing...
Sandhya Sankaran, News Editor
January 26, 2026 • No Comments
Over the past year, advances in artificial intelligence have affected classrooms around the world, raising new questions about student behavior and teaching practices. One of the most prominent questions educators face is...
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Avirag Hosakote, Staff Writer
October 8, 2025 • No Comments
50 Years Ago (Vol 11, No. 2| Publication Date: September 26, 1975): Article: Students prefer self-scheduling 50 years ago, students were given the opportunity to self-schedule their classes rather than rely on a computerized...
Aishwarya Eathara, Editor-in-Chief
October 6, 2025 • No Comments
As the bell rings and you walk into class, muscle memory kicks in. You scan the phone caddy to find your assigned number, dropping your phone into the pocket. The Bell-to-Bell No Cell policy has been initiated...
KATSEYE: Far from the purr-fect girl group they once were
Riya Nayak, A&E Editor
October 5, 2026 • No Comments
A little over two years ago, freshly-debuted global girl group KATSEYE seemed like the next big thing. A once-in-a-generation lineup of extraordinarily talented members. An exciting opportunity to advocate for diversity and...
Season two of The Pitt off to a powerful, promising start
Emma Hawley, Contributing Writer
February 28, 2026 • No Comments
HBO Max’s highly-regarded medical drama The Pitt has won several awards and been coined the most realistic medical TV show ever created. Season one won five Primetime Emmy Awards and won “Best Television Show - Drama”...
Getting Into The Swing Of Things With The Winter Jazz Concert
Riya Nayak, Contributing Writer
February 5, 2026 • No Comments
Back and roaring, the Fremd Jazz Lab Band and Jazz Ensemble delighted with the Winter Jazz Concert. From catchy samba tunes like Jeff Jarvis’ “Bistro Latino,” to upbeat swings such as “Luck of the Draw,” composed by Doug Beach, this show did not disappoint. “Our two jazz bands have been working very hard,” Director of Bands Matthew Moore said. “They’ve been working hard and swinging hard, and we’re...
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Chloe Park, Emily Kao, Hanna Oyasu, and Jonathan Kravchuk
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From intention to action: Setting New Year’s resolutions
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Writing a New Year’s resolution is an annual ritual...
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