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Skateparks are often labeled as chaotic places full of drinking, smoking and young people wasting their time. However, it’s actually a tight knit community sharing their no fear philosophy. Read more as told and shown by Bella-Mia Saborio
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How Historical Romance Shows Shape the Way We Think About Love
Several shows set in the 17th to the 19th century often create this atmosphere where relationships are slower, more meaningful, and filled with grand gestures. However, this dramatic and passionate view of the past often leaves out the truth of how these relationship really were. Learn more as told by Madison Ramos.
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2020 Elections | Articles | Local News | National | NewsThe Views of Voting-by-Mail During the 2020 Election
By Anthony Vidal From Our September Issue As the 2020 elections are approaching, it seems like questions are arising and there hasn’t been much answers. The two party foundation of the nation has led to opposing views in almost anything. One proposal that has been caught in the middle of these controversies has been the…
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#SupportRealNews: A Social Media Movement For Truth
By Robyn Forbes Following the campaign season and President Donald Trump’s election, the search for truth became even more pressing. People began to pay closer attention to media and news outlets, expecting to be provided with information that would help them make the best decision for the country. Join @newsceo and @jeffsonderman at 2 p.m….
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Articles | National | News | School NewsEating Disorders Awareness Week
By Anthony Vidal Eating disorders affect 9% of the population worldwide, and the average person has some previous knowledge of what eating disorders are. However, there are still several stigmas, and misconceptions surrounding this topic that should be addressed. To address these concerns, every third week of February is National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. This…
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Katie Zacharia’s Brief Tenure as White House Press Secretary Comes to a Close
After serving as the White House Press Secretary for less than a week, Katie Zacharia has officially exited the position following intense media scrutiny of her first press briefing and speculation about her legal credentials, as told by Kathleen Etienne.
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