Everything is NOT Awesome: The Underlying Issues with LEGO’s Pride Set
Ever since President Obama officially declared June as Pride Month more than a decade ago, brands and companies have pledged
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βI Drink for my Irish Brothersβ: A Farewell to the Beloved Mr. Caulfield
An old man clad in a pilly red Maryland sweater and beige pants shuffles through the upstairs A Hallway with
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SOUR is Surprisingly Sweet: Olivia Rodrigo’s Debut Album Proves To Be a Hit
If youβve been anywhere on the internet in the past week or so, youβve definitely heard that Olivia Rodrigo recently
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AP Exams or AP Scams: Did the College Board Handle Exams Correctly this Year?
Hey College Board! What were you thinking? The second and third administrations of AP exams provided students with the digital
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Bear Brick Oven PizzaβYour New Go-To Pizza Place
Bear Brick Oven Pizza opened across the Safeway in Cloverly Village Center in April, and itβs gaining a lot of
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Ziya Jackson Makes Waves at This Year’s ACT-SO Competition
Despite facing unprecedented challenges due to the pandemic, the Montgomery County Maryland Branch of the NAACP held this yearβs ACT-SO
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A Fight for Reform: Where the US Stands in its War Against Police Brutality
Last Tuesday marked a year since the murder of George Perry Floyd Jr.; a year since protests swept the nation
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One Bubble Tea, Hold the Performative Activism, Please
If youβve been in the loop with Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) politics, youβve probably heard the phrase βBoba liberalβ
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Oliviaβs Complete College Compendium Part Two
In the last edition of my college compendium, I walked you through my time in high school and how I
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How COVID-19 Affects Maryland’s Permit and Driver’s License Tests
The process of passing your permit and driverβs license tests can be intimidating, and trying to go through that process
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Oliviaβs Complete College Compendium
The college application process is gruesome; thatβs just a fact of life. For kids like me who have fully absorbed
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MCPS Announces Relaxed COVID-19 Restrictions for Graduation, Allows for More Traditional Celebration
MCPS announced yesterday relaxed COVID-19 restrictions on senior graduations, allowing seniors more than two guests and rendering masks optional outdoors.
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Blakeβs Standout Athletes Commit to College
Commitment day is a special day for athletes to celebrate with family and friends as they decide where theyβll be
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Blake Takes First Place in βItβs Academicβ Intercity Championship: Whatβs Next for the Team?
In a matter of 24 hours, Blakeβs Itβs Academic team came out victorious in both the Washington finals and the
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Should Online School Remain an Option Even After COVID?
Going to school on Zoom was a new process and experience for many students around the country. Getting used to
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