Are EOS Surveys Effective at Promoting a Positive AP Environment?
This week in math classes, many students will be taking or have taken Equal Opportunity School (EOS) surveys. These surveys
No Excuses, Just Excellence
This week in math classes, many students will be taking or have taken Equal Opportunity School (EOS) surveys. These surveys
βFree Period Products vs. Free C*ndoms in High Schools.β Thatβs the title of the first true journalistic piece I wrote
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Now that Thanksgiving is only a few days away, itβs about time we start thinking about the food. Sure, the
As of now, Iβm writing a research paper in my AP Seminar class about the extent that gun violence impacts
On September 1st, Texas legislators made abortion illegal as early as six weeks into pregnancy. The law was named the
After a long break caused by quarantine, I was happy to return to school. Not only to return, but to
As of now, the age limit to vote for U.S. government officials is 18: the age that teens legally become
Angie Thomas’s first book, The Hate U Give, is a story about a 16-year-old girl named Starr. When pulled over
A constant question in the anime community is βWho is the strongest character?β The most common answer is Goku from
Cover art by Anderson Lopez Aguilar This past NFL offseason, Quarterback Patrick Mahomes signed a contract worth half a billion
The CDC publically encouraged trick or treating this year, but many are still skeptical. Is some stale candy really worth
If you asked random students what they thought of Advisory, the most common answers would be βItβs boring,β βIt sucks,β
We all know the block day struggle: fighting sleep and boredom as your teacher drones on for an hour and
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