Quote of the Week 11/15
In honor of the ongoing Seussical performances, this weekβs quote comes from none other than Dr. Seuss himself!
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No Excuses, Just Excellence
Stats & Stripes 11/15
4 – days until the next performance of Seussical The next performance happens this Friday at 7:30 pm, and tickets
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New Music Monday: 11/15
Welcome back to Music Monday! The weather outside is getting cold, you know what that means; Time to stay inside,
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Dealing with Grief During a Pandemic
By now, everyone knows that isolation and loneliness come with the pandemic. Although weβre no longer in an official quarantine,
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GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition: What To Look Forward To
Rockstar Games has announced that they are remastering the classic Grand Theft Auto trilogy: GTA III (2001), Vice City (2002),
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Allow Abortions to be Accessible
On September 1st, Texas legislators made abortion illegal as early as six weeks into pregnancy. The law was named the
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MCPS Extends Thanksgiving Break
The MCPS Board of Education announced Tuesday that the day before Thanksgiving will be a holiday for students, extending the
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Music to Listen to During the Fall
One of the ways that help people acknowledge their emotions is to listen to music. Music expresses our feelings through
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From Mandate to Mandate: Montgomery County Moves on Masks
Montgomery Countyβs mask mandate inside public buildings will not be reinstated this week due to an amendment to existing health
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Should student parking be free?
After a long break caused by quarantine, I was happy to return to school. Not only to return, but to
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Live Theatre is Back and so is Blake Stage
As the arts and humanities school of the Northeast Consortium, Blake is well known for its theater program. But what
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Minors Should Have a Major Role in Democracy
As of now, the age limit to vote for U.S. government officials is 18: the age that teens legally become
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New Music Monday: 11/08
Welcome to New Music Monday, a weekly music analysis where we break down some of the biggest releases in the
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Deepening the Diversity in Our Required Reading List
Angie Thomas’s first book, The Hate U Give, is a story about a 16-year-old girl named Starr. When pulled over
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Quote of the Week 11/8
Letβs start the Second Quarter strong, Bengals! Welcome to Quote of the Week! This is a new part of the
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