Updated Information Regarding Return to In-Person Education
Questions abound and school leadership is scrambling after the Board of Education updated guidance for the March 15 return to
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Investing 101 for Teenagers
It’s never too early to begin investing your money, whether it’s $5 or $500 dollars. You may think investing is
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Washington Nationals 2021 Free Agency Review & Season Predictions
There have been some interesting moves made in the Washington Nationals’ club during this winter’s off-season. After last season’s horrible
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Eight COVID-Safe, In-Person Valentine’s Day Date Ideas
Disclaimer: While many of the activities we’re suggesting can take place at home or in locations that have modified operations
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Bringing Home the Chip
This Super Bowl was one for the ages. It was the first time that a Super Bowl was played at
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Our Guide to a Lovely Virtual Valentine’s Day
Though Valentine’s Day is around the corner, this year it might not be the best idea to spend time with
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COVID-19 Rescued Us From a Routine Valentine’s Day
This past year, everyone has been celebrating holidays differently, and Valentine’s Day won’t be an exception. Without being able to
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Will In-Person Fall Sports Fall Through?
As the online spring sports season comes to an end and MCPS prepares for the start of in-person fall sports
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Are Esports Really Sports?
When you think about sports you may think of athletes running around and sweating. Esports players sit down and move
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The US Prison System and Why You Should Care
There are many prevalent issues within American society: socioeconomic struggles, immigration, healthcare, religious freedom, education and hundreds of others. But
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CoverGirl Meets Covers of Books
Earlier this month, the Media Center hosted a virtual discussion with social media influencer, makeup artist and booklover Brittina Carranto.
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Kamala Harris Sworn In: A New Dawn for Minorities
In the year 1789, a middle-aged white man from a city in Massachusetts took office as the first Vice President
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Capitol Insurrection vs Black Lives Matter Protests: Police Response
For the first time in 200 years, rioters breached the lines of the United States Capitol building. Fully clad with
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English Department Peer Educator Retires from Blake
After working at Blake for more than six years, Egan Tash is retiring at the end of this semester. Mrs.
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Latest on Reopening, Senior Recognition Plans
MCPS and Blake recently released updates to their plans for reopening schools and hosting senior recognition events respectively. Here’s the
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