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Inside Netflix: The International Frog Jumping Jubilee
❑ PHOTO STORY | The International Frog Jumping Jubilee that was featured in Netflix’s documentary “We are the Champions,” hosted its annual frog festival starting May 19.
Art Exhibit: AP Studio Art students show off their portfolios
While most students will be shading inside a scantron bubble for their AP exams, AP Studio Art students will be coloring outside the lines to display their artistic ability.
New digital ID system will implement tardy passes
Starting on May 16, all students will be required to download and show a digital ID to make the process of giving students tardy passes easier and more efficient.
Ballroom blitz
Outside of the classroom, freshman. Mishella Vishnevskiy, lives her double life on the dance floor as a competitive ballroom dancer.
An altercation should never open a floodgate of Anti-Blackness
Why is it so easy for people to be racist when a Black person is involved in a fight?
Unnecessary tardy enforcements are an inconvenience for students.
The two new tardy policies the school has introduced may seem effective, but is an inconvenience to members of the student body.
Students and teachers get ready for exams at AP Camp
Mock exams, practice problems and games are some highlights of the AP camp retreat taking place on campus over the weekend.
5 MINUTES WITH…
Theater Student Madeline KC-Jordan
Sophomore Madeline KC-Jordan shares what her spirit animal is, her most comedic experience and her favorite TV show.
PRO | CON: Will Smith’s slap. Was it justified?
Hollywood icon, Will Smith, made history with his first Oscar win, but will his success be overshadowed by the altercation that took place between Chris Rock and himself moments earlier?
What it’s like growing up Black
It went from jokes to insulting my skin color, hair texture, and ethnic features to calling me slurs. Most of the class joined in. No one stood up for me.
A new era: The SAT goes digital
The last big change to the SAT came in 2016 when the College Board made changes to the content, format, and scoring of the test.
There’s a message for everyone in “Butter’s Final Meal”
Executive Producer Julie Bram shares why she wanted to be part of the long journey to get the film to screens.
